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Maya - Basic Particle Object Dissolve

Maya - Basic Particle Object Dissolve

Vimeo 2016-09-30 10:30 tutorial  > Maya  > modeling

In this video we use Maya's nParticles to dissolve an object into blowing dust.

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Exploring Maya 2014 - new features video

Exploring Maya 2014 - new features video

In this Expert Challenge held on March 27, 2013, Maya expert Duncan Brinsmead explored the new features in Maya 2014.
The new Retopology toolset in Maya 2014

The new Retopology toolset in Maya 2014

The NEX modeling technology first integrated in Autodesk Maya 2014 software has been further extended to offer a streamlined workflow for retopologizing meshes.
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Paint effects in Maya

Dan Shut, 3D tutor extraordinaire, wants to share with you a great tip for embedding your geometry into your scene with paint effects.
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