…Now let's go beyond simple colors and…start adding textures to our materials in Maya.…So we're going to start off with a simple object here.…I'm just going to start off with a simple NURBS sphere.…So I'm going to go to my shelf here and just select NURBS sphere.…And just create a very simple sphere.…And now let's go ahead and apply material to it.…I'm going to select my object.…And then, I'm just going to use my rendering shelf and…let's go ahead and add a blend material to it.…So when I do the Attribute editor comes up and if…we scroll over here you'll see we have a Blend material applied.…
Now if I want I can change the color of…this by using the slider or by using the color picker.…But if I wanted it to be more than just a solid color, I need to add a texture.…And we can do that over here using this little checkerboard.…And you'll notice that these little checkerboard buttons are…available to almost all of these parameters in the material.…We're going to focus on color right now.…So I'm just going to go ahead and select this button and click on it.…
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6/26/2014- Getting familiar with the Maya interface
- Creating hierarchies and layers
- Creating polygonal objects
- Working with subdivision surfaces
- Extruding a mesh
- Smoothing geometry
- Lofting and extruding with the NURBS curves tools
- Converting NURBS to polygons
- Creating and applying texture maps
- Applying UV mapping
- Adding lights and cameras to a scene
- Creating realistic effects such as depth of field
- Batch rendering
- Animating in Maya
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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1. Getting Started in Maya 2015
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Navigation3m 20s
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Selecting objects4m 59s
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Using the Move tool5m 14s
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Rotating and scaling4m 54s
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Manipulating pivots2m 56s
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Using the Grease Pencil tool3m 43s
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2. Organizing Maya Scenes
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Creating hierarchies5m 4s
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Grouping objects4m 6s
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Using groups as pivots2m 54s
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Hiding and showing objects4m 18s
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Creating layers5m 16s
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Working with selection masks2m 38s
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3. Creating Polygonal Models
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Creating polygonal objects7m 41s
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Using the Sculpt tool4m 4s
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Boolean tools5m 37s
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4. Editing Meshes
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Using the Modeling Toolkit1m 53s
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Using the extrude tools6m 15s
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Extruding along a path2m 52s
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Using the bevel tools2m 42s
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Merging vertices and edges6m 29s
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Poking and wedging faces2m 43s
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Managing object history3m 30s
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5. Refining Meshes
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Working with edge loops2m 50s
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Mirroring geometry5m 4s
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Modeling with lattices2m 31s
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6. NURBS Modeling Techniques
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NURBS primitives5m 24s
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Using the NURBS curve tools6m 38s
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Using NURBS Revolve4m 31s
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Using NURBS Loft3m 48s
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Using NURBS Extrude2m 50s
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Using NURBS Planar2m 47s
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7. Refining NURBS Models
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Creating curves on a surface6m 49s
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Trimming NURBS surfaces3m 39s
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Converting NURBS to polygons3m 14s
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8. Creating Materials
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Overview of Maya renderers6m 48s
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Creating and applying maps5m 43s
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Using bitmaps as texture3m 25s
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Using the Ramp material5m 26s
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mental ray materials6m 7s
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9. Applying Textures
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Applying UV mapping6m 31s
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Using the UV Texture Editor6m 22s
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10. Rendering in Maya
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The Render Settings menu7m 4s
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Creating shadows5m 22s
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Adding depth of field5m 9s
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Using Motion Blur3m 17s
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Batch rendering3m 12s
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11. Animating in Maya
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Creating breakdown keys1m 58s
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Ghosting animation3m 44s
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Animating with constraints7m 51s
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Creating animation cycles4m 35s
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Adding sound to animations2m 33s
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Conclusion
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Next steps16s
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