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| Maya <-> Mudbox workflow demo (part1: Base Modeling) |
Category: Autodesk Maya, Autodesk Mudbox, FBX, Modeling
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Well... we're a week removed from Siggraph in New Orleans and I'm just about back to normal. It was
fun, but exhausting. Sadly it took my tired, old body a full weekend to recover! I think it was worth it though and I'm pretty sure I'd do it all over again
:) So now for some more useful information... At the show we announced and demo'd Mudbox2010. I had created a Maya <-> Mudbox workflow demo a few months back, but I decided to update it for Siggraph in order to show some new features. Here's the character that I created for the demo rendered out of the Mudbox viewport
Below is the first part of a four part series. It's less about techniques and more about general workflow. Part 1 mostly covers the Maya side. For those of you Maya users that want to learn a little more about Mudbox there will be future posts covering hi-res sculpting, texture painting and texture extraction.
This next movie is just a short addendum that I added to show a couple of extra things supported within FBX.
On a related note... part of the big news with Mudbox2010 is the addition of a new API for creating plugins. Wayne Robsons already created a new plugin for 1 click transfer of meshes between Mudbox and Maya as well as various other tools.called ->
Part2 is now posted -> Maya<->Mudbox Part 2 Part3 is now posted -> Maya<->Mudbox Part 3
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