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Author
George Maestri
Released
6/6/2012- Configuring your computer to work best with Maya
- Setting preferences
- Enabling plug-ins
- Using the Hotbox
- Using the Move tool
- Manipulating pivots
- Understanding the Channel Box
- Creating hierarchies
- Hiding and showing objects
- Working with selection masks
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm George Maestri and welcome to Maya Essentials 1 Interface and Organization. In this first course, we'll go over the basic interface of Maya. We'll also go through how to navigate, how to configure Maya Viewports and so on. And then we'll get into manipulating objects. We'll show you how to select objects, how to use the move tool, as well as rotate and scale objects. And finally, we'll talk a little bit about organization.
How to name objects, how to work with the Outliner and the Hypergraph, as well as creating layers and selection masks. Let's go ahead and get started with Maya Essentials 1 Interface and Organization.
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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1. Setting Up Maya
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Working with projects2m 18s
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Setting preferences2m 46s
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Enabling plug-ins2m 12s
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2. Understanding the Maya Interface
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Navigating Maya viewports4m 25s
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Configuring Maya viewports7m 40s
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Using the Hotbox3m 38s
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Working with marking menus2m 24s
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Customizing the interface3m 11s
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3. Manipulating Objects
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Selecting objects4m 9s
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Using the Move tool7m 49s
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Rotating and scaling4m 57s
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Manipulating pivots3m 38s
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4. Staying Organized
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Naming objects2m 11s
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Working with the Outliner3m 47s
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Creating hierarchies3m 33s
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Grouping objects2m 59s
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Understanding the Hypergraph4m 28s
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Hiding and showing objects3m 14s
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Creating layers5m 4s
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Working with selection masks2m 57s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye22s
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