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Re: Maya - Pole Vector Elbow trouble
You need to check the orientations of the shoulder and elbow joint. Note that the orientations must match the same plane as the one you create with the poly tool to place the pole vector. This can either be done by creating the joint chain flat on one axis, or by manually matching to a custom plane you made. I usually add… -
Re: R.I.P Ryan Dunn.
A local news station covering a local news story? shocking -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2014 Edition
Come down to gorgeous Miami! Take in the sights! Meet the locals! Try some of the local flavor! -
Re: Profit Schools - Can we condone them publically?
Well, for what it's worth I feel that Academy of Art University has some solid teachers. They have gotten talented artists from EA, Volition, and other respectable firms as our instructors. People that actually teach us industry practices. There has also been a number of opportunities to work with local Indie. game… -
Re: Autodesk buying XSI?
This is relevant. I buy local milk and get a refund for returning the glass bottles. Think local. :poly124: -
Re: Blender Rig wrist twist problem.
I had to deal with this this past weekend, make sure the space on the copy rotation constraint is set to local > local. -
Re: Splash Damage is hiring!
In the art test, it says: 512x512 local normal map what's a local normal map? -
Re: Maya Autosave?
Computer-local disk-users-username-Appdata-local-temp, you'll find the file there. I'm using an autodesk 2013 -
Re: 3DS MAX - Align pivot to vertex normal?
If you are using a recent version of Max you can use Local Aligned instead of Local. -
Re: Exporting Smoothed Mesh in XSI?
You could locally subdivide the model prior to export. (Modify > Poly.Mesh > Local Subdivision Refinement, select every polygon/edge)
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