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Lesson 27. Quickly building large groups of media - CDs and DVDs
In this lesson we will use several techniques to create random-looking cd and dvds on the entertainment center. Topics covered in this video: Adding resolution; Using the Duplicate Special tool; Using the Transform Component tool to add randomization.
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Software used
Maya 8.5 or higher
What you will learn
Learn a production workflow to interior set modeling that can be used for Film, Games, and Architectural Visualizations with 5 hours of project-based training. Great for intermediate artists. Popular highlights include: Polygon to Subdivision Workflow; Methods for Creating Clean Geometry; Adding Edge Resolution; Insert Edge Loop Tool; Offset Edge Loop Tool; Bevel Tool; Bridge Tool; Extrude Tools; Optimizing Geometry for Lighting; Strategically Adding Details; Re-purposing Geometry; Making Resolution Decisions; Breaking Up Lines for Visual Aesthetics; Isolating Resolution; Hard-surface Modeling Techniques; Modeling with Deformers; Creative Practices with Paint Effects; Complex Scene Management.
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Justin Marshall

37 Lessons

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2. Overview of project techniques
03:11
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3. Overview of tools that will be used in this project
03:53
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4. Building the living room architecture
06:24
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5. Cutting out the doorways and windows
07:12
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6. Adding some steps
07:25
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7. Finishing out the room with trim
07:37
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8. Starting to model the windows
10:58
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9. Adding latches and handles to the windows
09:10
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10. Building the door
10:50
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11. Building a modern bookshelf
10:42
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12. Starting to model the sofa
14:26
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13. Finishing the sofa by adding legs and a back
11:33
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14. Adding an area rug
05:39
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15. Building a glass coffee table
15:13
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16. Starting to model a floor lamp
13:24
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17. Finishing the lamp
12:14
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18. Using the sofa to build a chair
09:42
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19. Adding a television to the wall
07:18
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20. Building a media stand
09:38
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21. Building a freeform sculpture for the shelf
07:49
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22. Using deformers to build a 'twisted' vase
05:05
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23. Adding some books to the shelf
05:35
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24. Building a small jar and bowl
08:20
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25. Building a bookend
05:05
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26. Adding audio / video components to the media stand
07:29
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27. Quickly building large groups of media - CDs and DVDs
08:36
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28. Building framed artwork
04:19
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29. Creating a sculptural piece of art for the wall
09:29
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30. Building a curtain rod
05:35
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31. Building and deforming the curtains
14:45
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32. Adding door frames
07:52
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33. Using Paint Effects to add a large potted plant
07:29
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34. Building an electrical cord and plug for the floor lamp
06:23
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35. Building a small cactus using Paint Effects
12:57
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36. Conclusion
01:11
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37. Bonus Lesson: Creating a virtual catalog using annotations and notes
03:43
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