The groomable splines look amazing on the chimp! How do you even go about grooming the splines at this level? Everywhere I go, all I see is people using xgen interactive grooming tools, but this workflow is very different from what you have shown here.
amazing work as always.. but i have a question about bifrost....is there a way to turn a bifrost fluid simulation to ice?(so the water stops and slowly begins to freeze up)
"if anyone is still using Xgen in their workflow" what do you mean by this? Shouldn't we use it? What are you using nowadays? Anyways thanks for sharing!
2:19.... THANK YOU. This was always happening to me.
Nice to see you back Daryl! :D
this is awesome, thank you so much
Thanks!
Thanx, Daryl, for this series!
Was trying to understand the last part, but I don't get the "~compress" line and can't find it documented.
The groomable splines look amazing on the chimp! How do you even go about grooming the splines at this level? Everywhere I go, all I see is people using xgen interactive grooming tools, but this workflow is very different from what you have shown here.
amazing work as always..
but i have a question about bifrost....is there a way to turn a bifrost fluid simulation to ice?(so the water stops and slowly begins to freeze up)
I bet in the new version there is, but I have not played around with Maya much for the last couple of years.
thanx
Cheers!
"if anyone is still using Xgen in their workflow" what do you mean by this? Shouldn't we use it? What are you using nowadays?
Anyways thanks for sharing!
Ornatrix I guess. It is very popular nowadays. Or maybe even Yeti as a second-best choice.
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