Intro to Maya: Lesson 3 / 10 - 3D Modeling your first model 

I laughed out loud. Thank you, this comment made my day. ^_^

@@Autodesk_Maya Well that"s good i"m glad to here that

yep and andrew price is the bob ross of blender

"it's all part of the creative process" = "there are no mistakes, only happy accidents"

@@sashaburina-ling6673 Exactly. And holy shit, i just noticed how many likes that my comment has.

No so hard you monkey man

Very elmo, BTW i disliked your comment

@@natanielrichter4435 Yes Very Elmo Nataniel do you have depression?

@@marcuspryor8634 yes

Happy to help!

THIS! i couldn't figure out why it wouldn't select a single ring. ty!

bro fell IN love with Maya

thank god you are the best

thankkkk youu mannn!!! i was having a headache trying to figure out what is going on

i love u man, i was gettin crazy

@@pontecristo_ oh yeah, that was crazy until I read J. Hawkins... good man!!!

it helped but why does that happen?? @mayalearningchannel

@Dhroov BMX Nonlinear deformers automatically apply themselves to selected geometry along the Y axis (vertically). He built his shape so that the extra edge loops were along the X axis (horizontally). See the result at 8:25 - the deformer (represented by the green line) is perpendicular to the object. Normally when you are deforming things, you rotate them to line up with the object first, then play with the start and end settings, etc., to deform it. When you do it that way it won't deform until you make changes to the settings, which is probably the way you should do it when you're first starting to play with them. He made changes first to show that it didn't give him the shape he wanted and then rotated it to show that it would change the shape when you rotate and translate, cool extra features but not so clear for someone new to it.

you just saved me, I got stuck too :)))

if the issue is at the flare section, change the end flare x value to .2 and start flare x to someting like 1

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-njC8Z3knaDI.html

@@Autodesk_Maya Thank you very much for your update.

Haha

Combine will keep all the shapes as they are, including interpenetrating faces. Union will remove all the interpenetrating faces for you.

Check out the latter parts of this tutorial series for animation + smoke. We don't cover UV unwrap in this series, but I have other tutorials on the channel that do: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s_KLbTUdKms.html

Hopefully the more you use it, the more comfortable you'll become! I've been using Maya for years to get this proficient after all!

I have a couple of videos on subjects like these! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wCrC4ypg8ms.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j15MLgnIKfI.html

Try going to the Tool Settings with a Move/Rotate/Scale tool selected, then turn on Soft Select there. If you still don't see a color grade, increase the Radius size.

Not quite. Union will remove all the inner geometry while Combine will leave it alone.

@@Autodesk_Maya Ah ok thank you for your reply!

Soft selection