I've been using Maya since college in the year 2000 and never heard of this type of problem solving. Too many tutorials are based on making cool stuff and not the technical aspects. Thanks for this!
Tip: Build it by starting out with a flat plane and then bend it with the bend deformer to a cylinder. Start by calculating the circumference of the cylinder (π * the witdh of the cylinder), this is the width of your plane. The height of the plane is just the height of the cylinder. Do all the modeling you like on the plane, extrusions etc, when you’re done, create a bend deformer with the plane selected (deform > non-linear > bend), scale the deformer in xyz so that it matches the width of the plane. Bend 360 degrees. You might have to change the orientation of the deformer by rotating, once you start bending it’s fairly easy the see on the gizmo how it needs to be oriented. When done, make a duplicate of your newly created, detailed cylinder and merge the borders that came together after the bend. Bending this way you ensure that all the detailing ends up as closely as possible to match a cylinder, and it’s sooooooo much easier to build things flat.
I’m not any good in modeling but I just watch you all nights before sleeping, it’s just beautiful and peaceful, even just your color set in maya makes me chill. One of the channel on whole UA-cam I love the most. You’re huge man
If this surface were spherical it would pinch more.....and the ultimate thing to correct it is to shrink wrap the subdivision to a master clean surface with overall shape :)
This is incredibly helpful! I struggle a lot with my topography, and never seem to be able to make a detail addition without introducing triangles in some way. Focusing on the technical aspect of how to combine verts to make an all quad mesh with proper edge flow would be super appreciated as you seem to have a solid handle on that. Thank you!
Is there a way I can get your preferences and setting for the colours you're using for the selection of edges and faces? I think it looks clean and neat. Also, what materials are you using and how can you set them as defaults for all your projects?
Yeah I hear ya but Maya has Conform under Mesh - Conform. However, this works only if your surface does not have any depth or details like in this case. Also, topology still has to be properly set, more or less. If the mesh has large gaps or imbalance in the spread, the conform tool will still give the same shading issues you see in the video. If there is pinching on the balanced mesh, a conform tool can fix that, sure, especially in combination with Vertex Average or Sculpting Brush. Hope this helps.
I've been using Maya since college in the year 2000 and never heard of this type of problem solving. Too many tutorials are based on making cool stuff and not the technical aspects. Thanks for this!
Tip: Build it by starting out with a flat plane and then bend it with the bend deformer to a cylinder.
Start by calculating the circumference of the cylinder (π * the witdh of the cylinder), this is the width of your plane. The height of the plane is just the height of the cylinder. Do all the modeling you like on the plane, extrusions etc, when you’re done, create a bend deformer with the plane selected (deform > non-linear > bend), scale the deformer in xyz so that it matches the width of the plane. Bend 360 degrees. You might have to change the orientation of the deformer by rotating, once you start bending it’s fairly easy the see on the gizmo how it needs to be oriented. When done, make a duplicate of your newly created, detailed cylinder and merge the borders that came together after the bend.
Bending this way you ensure that all the detailing ends up as closely as possible to match a cylinder, and it’s sooooooo much easier to build things flat.
Yes, and no. If you don't have proper topology to support the details you'll still get shading errors even with this method.
@@filipstamate1564 Yes, if you don’t have proper topology to not having shading errors, you’ll have shading errors. Correct.
I’m not any good in modeling but I just watch you all nights before sleeping, it’s just beautiful and peaceful, even just your color set in maya makes me chill. One of the channel on whole UA-cam I love the most. You’re huge man
This is one of the biggest struggles I have when modelling, this definitely helped. Now onto the hands on training😦 wish me luck
If this surface were spherical it would pinch more.....and the ultimate thing to correct it is to shrink wrap the subdivision to a master clean surface with overall shape :)
This is incredibly helpful! I struggle a lot with my topography, and never seem to be able to make a detail addition without introducing triangles in some way. Focusing on the technical aspect of how to combine verts to make an all quad mesh with proper edge flow would be super appreciated as you seem to have a solid handle on that. Thank you!
Thx for the details Mario ❤
Thank you, Mario !
I don’t even use Maya, but I have learned so much from your videos! Thankyou.
Thanks for this info:)
Is there a way I can get your preferences and setting for the colours you're using for the selection of edges and faces? I think it looks clean and neat. Also, what materials are you using and how can you set them as defaults for all your projects?
Your work is amazing. I am a beginner and I am interested in the question. How long have you been doing 3D?
damn, you are back
thank you guys! can you please share your setup for colors of the edges choosing etc. I like it and want to use :)
Mario's colors setup is here: ua-cam.com/video/MSA9oANZaPE/v-deo.html
@@super-six-four thank you!!!
@@dlinzp welcome
When will you release new c4d course? Please Reply.
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So, the subdivision is the only solution to avoid pinching?
Nice!
Could you model your detail on a flat plane and then use bend deformed to bend it into a cylinder.
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Sir please upload videos related to uv unwraping
Would you share your prefs folder
Please make New Tutorials modeling in R23🙏🏻
Yes!
Can anyone give me a review of the Maya course?
What tool are you using from 5:14 and onwards to be able to drag and merge vertices like that?
looks like it might be the target weld tool
@@psychopathicmustache Thanks! I'll give it a go to see how it works
hope you are doing fine Mario
Hi, Mario I wish to thanks for you amazing work and I wanna question you about your course on Yiihuu if you recommend it
Hi Angel. Please note that elementza.com (link in the description) is my official website.
@@Elementza hey Mario, when will your c4d course be available for purchase! Reply Please. Thanks 😊.
5:11 what mode or type of tool is this? is this target weld?
Yep Target Weld
How to change matirial colour so quickly?
ctrl+shift+5
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in 3ds max one can conform pinching/bloating parts to a perfect cylinder.. never found something like conform brush in maya
Yeah I hear ya but Maya has Conform under Mesh - Conform. However, this works only if your surface does not have any depth or details like in this case. Also, topology still has to be properly set, more or less. If the mesh has large gaps or imbalance in the spread, the conform tool will still give the same shading issues you see in the video. If there is pinching on the balanced mesh, a conform tool can fix that, sure, especially in combination with Vertex Average or Sculpting Brush.
Hope this helps.
use conform tool
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