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Summary: Learn how to make a sphere in Autodesk Maya for 3D computer animation in this free software tutorial video.
Gautam Vaid is a well know animator, presently working in a reputed animation studio as a senior animator.read more
"GAUTAM VAID: Hi. This is Gautam Vaid. On behalf of Expert Village, I'm here to tell you about Maya 2008. The same goes with the sphere. I'll make it like this. I'll convert it into smooth and we'll go to side position and we'll select the vertices, right? We'll just select the vertices to where we want this and make it down. So naturally, it comes like this. Where we want, we can just place the vertices and play. We can play with the faces, we can play with vertices and we can return the object smooth and we can just see the object to what it looks like now."
eHow Article: How to Make a Sphere in Autodesk Maya
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