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Maya Sea/Undersea posted on Dec 13, 2004
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Hallo; this is my firts work with Maya

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flakmonkey

5:25AM | Mon, 13 December 2004

wow for a first work thats pretty good, what did you use for the sails (cloth/poly/nurbs etc...) also it may just be my monitor settings but i cant really see much of the ship as its kinda dark- still a nice pic though.

igarrido76

5:35AM | Mon, 13 December 2004

To make the sails I used nurbs with extrude; ...and your monitor is all right, I dont know how texturing well yet, that is the reason of a "not detailed" image. Thanks for your comments I hope show you more and betters works ;-)

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FitArtistSF

6:28AM | Mon, 13 December 2004

The tops of the sails attached to the yards would be flat, the whole edge attached, not looped as you have shown. The flag is flying the wrong direction, if the ship were engine-driven maybe the speed would allow the flag to fly backwards, but sailing ships never sailed faster than the wind, so... change the direction of the flag. Also, the ship, if it is moving would show a wake, check pictures of Tall Ships taken from the air for references. The sea needs some whitecaps or tonal variations, it looks too flat and monotone.


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