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Maya 2017 Quickstart - Create a Low poly scene for Beginners
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Maya 2017 Quickstart - Create a Low poly scene for Beginners

Create your own 3d world using Maya 2017 in this fun project based course
Created byBhaumik Patel
Last updated 3/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Navigate in the Maya viewports
  • Select and deselect objects
  • Use the move, rotate and scale tools
  • Use powerful modeling commands including extrude, insert edge loop, bridge
  • Assign and manipulate material shaders
  • Use various lights using the Arnold renderer
  • Add volumetric atmosphere and fog to a scene
  • Render out images

Course content

1 section12 lectures1h 45m total length
  • Introduction0:49

    In this lesson you will get an overview of the course.

  • Download Maya 20171:30

    In this lesson you will learn the different options for downloading Maya 2017.

  • Maya basics9:26

    In this lesson you will learn how to:

    • Navigate the viewports
    • Select objects
    • Create objects
    • Move and rotate objects
    • Play animations
    • Use the Outliner window
  • Create you first models - walls and ground8:20

    In this lesson you will create the ground and start creating the wall. You will also learn what the attribute editor and channel box are.

  • Create a window and skirting boards10:42

    In this lesson you will learn how to add detail to the walls using the insert edge loop tool, extrude command and bridge command. You will also learn what polygon objects are made up of and how to manipulate the shape of objects.

  • Create a book shelf and picture11:37

    In this lesson you will learn how to create a book shelf and books. You will learn how to:

    • Use snapping tools to help you align objects
    • Create a project to save your scene
    • Duplicate objects
    • Rename multiple objects together
  • Create a table and chair9:34

    In this lesson you will learn how to create a table and chair using the mirror command.

  • Create a laptop and mug12:17

    In this lesson you will learn how to create a laptop and mug. You will learn some more features of the bridge command.

  • Assign colors to your objects using shaders14:02

    In this lesson you will learn:

    • What shaders are and how to apply them
    • How to change the diffuse color
    • How to assign two shaders to one object
    • How to use the outliner to get back to your shaders
  • Add texture to your scene9:02

    In this lesson you will learn how to apply texture to an object. You will learn what UVs are and how to assign new planar UVs to your objects. This lesson also introduces the Hypershade window.

  • Add lighting and volumetric fog to your scene13:09

    In this lesson you will learn how to light your scene. You will also learn how to:

    • What the Renderview window is
    • The different lights in Maya
    • How to apply atmosphere to your scene
    • What the render settings window is
  • Render the final image5:07

    In this final lesson you will learn how to output your image in higher quality.

Requirements

  • Basic computer skills

Description

This course will introduce to the wonderful world of 3d using Autodesk Maya 2017! 

Learn the basics and more in this easy to follow project where you will create a stylish isometric low poly scene. This course is designed for the complete beginner and doesn't get bogged down in unnecessary technical jargon. It's specifically shows you the fundamentals you need to create 3d geometry and output great looking images.

If you are thinking about learning 3d there is no better time then now with this fun introductory course.

Who this course is for:

  • 2d Artists from traditional or Photoshop backgrounds
  • After effects artists who want to cross train in 3d modeling
  • Artists who want to create there own isometric images and models for games or artwork
  • Artists using 3d studio max, Cinema 4d, Blender or another 3d package
  • Anyone who wants to try out using Maya in a fun and interesting project