Model A Low Poly Floating Island In Maya | Rocky Platform 

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Hi Millu thanks for the sub! I actually have a couple more low poly tree videos I'd like to make, one being a branching low poly oak tree however I'm trying to follow up on a couple of subscriber requests first. I do plan to get to those so hopefully your game can hold out for a couple more weeks. I'll include the FBX file though once I'm done that tree though for anyone to use to make up for the delay. Just remind me if I forget to post it.

@@DigitalDreambox no problemo, i still have to do some other stuff so trees can wait for a long time, however, i will see if extruding along curves would be any useful here too😂🤔

@@Millu30 Something to keep in mind though is that Maya doesn't have some of the unique modifiers that Blender has just as Blender may be missing some Maya or 3DS Max tools. However regardless of the program I enjoy improving my knowledge of modeling principles so that I know a method to achieve what is needed in case a modifier doesn't exist.

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It's more of a habit to keep the operations working quicker. You can keep your history until you find things starting to slow down if you like.

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Hi Rica I do plan to do furniture modeling tutorials at some point which includes chairs. Depending on the complexity of the chair it might be a one off or part of the Game Asset Workflow series. A detailed space ship would probably take many hours to complete which is why there aren't that many tutorials out there for it. I won't rule it out if I can find a format that works though.

I'm using Maya version 2018 btw.

Hi on versions before Maya 2020 you may be able to access the Remesh and Retopology feature through the Command Line. Select your mesh and then enter polyRemesh; for Remesh or polyRetopo; for Retopologize. After that open your Attribute editor and look for either the polyRemesh1 or the polyRetopo1 tabs and you should be able to change the settings there. I can't say for sure whether this works for your version though so good luck.

@@DigitalDreambox hey could u clarify more cuz I cant understand Thankss :)

@@mernaemad3984 Hi you can use the Command line to enter scripts. It should be in the lower left corner of the interface displayed as MEL. If you don't see it for some reason you will need to enable it by going to Windows > UI Elements > Command Line and checking the box. After that select the mesh you want to Retopologize and enter the scripts above.