In this Maya and Mudbox tutorial, we’ll learn how to create a mesh that will be ready for 3D printing.
We’ll use a deceptively simple exercise and create an assemble-able model of a 1930s GeeBee Racer. We’ll start by creating pieces that fit into slots in the individual pieces of the model. Then we’ll animate those pieces to assemble over a 15-second animation. Along the way, we’ll delve into some tools and concepts in Maya such as the Multi-Cut tool, Target Weld and the Shrinkwrap command.
By the end of this Maya and Mudbox training, you’ll have a prepared model ready to print on the Form +1 printer using their PreForm software
http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/2284-Building-a-Toy-Plane-for-3D-Printing-in-Maya-and-Mudbox
We’ll use a deceptively simple exercise and create an assemble-able model of a 1930s GeeBee Racer. We’ll start by creating pieces that fit into slots in the individual pieces of the model. Then we’ll animate those pieces to assemble over a 15-second animation. Along the way, we’ll delve into some tools and concepts in Maya such as the Multi-Cut tool, Target Weld and the Shrinkwrap command.
By the end of this Maya and Mudbox training, you’ll have a prepared model ready to print on the Form +1 printer using their PreForm software
http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/2284-Building-a-Toy-Plane-for-3D-Printing-in-Maya-and-Mudbox