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This seems like a great way to teach texturing. People often struggle to start using UVW maps, and it is probably because it is a pretty unintuitive thing to do. We don't skin animals much any more, and not many novelty Christmas jumpers are knitted so putting skins back on is even less likely.
This diy toy kit lets people make something, and hold it in their hands, and then put it back into the computer a few times until it is perfect.
\nTake a look at the archive, there are hundreds!
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I have a feeling that once you'd made a couple of these then you'd have a good grasp of how to unfold wonder woman to put an awesome tattoo of an eagle on her thigh.
It might even build into a bigger teaching scheme for animation, camera matching, compositing. Anything...
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This diy toy kit lets people make something, and hold it in their hands, and then put it back into the computer a few times until it is perfect.
\nTake a look at the archive, there are hundreds!
\nI have a feeling that once you’d made a couple of these then you’d have a good grasp of how to unfold wonder woman to put an awesome tattoo of an eagle on her thigh.
It might even build into a bigger teaching scheme for animation, camera matching, compositing. Anything…
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