Create flowing geometry in Maya 8.5

Create flowing geometry in Maya 8.5

If you are apart of Jason Welsh's Autodesk Maya 8.5 online class, then you might want to check this six-part video out. If not, if your just some 3D modeler out there who needs a little help, then you can watch, too. You'll see how to use the split polygon tool, extrude, work with quads and vertices, scale, and how to make flowing geometry in Maya for great character animation.

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mattbug 1 year ago
HI, im having some trouble with the Split Polygon! after i cut around the edge as you said & hit enter, everything i cut would disappear! i did it over and over again but its still not working.. can someone help me please! thanks for these great tutorials they have helped me a lot.. :)
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