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[mailto:python_inside_maya@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Marcus Ottosson
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In my experience
Great point about the animation curves, I never though about that in terms
of how the curves display relative to each other.
Cool thanks.
El miércoles, 2 de junio de 2021 a las 11:27:16 UTC+2, Marcus Ottosson
escribió:
> In my experience there is no right answer, it all depends. :(
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In my experience there is no right answer, it all depends. :(
Like you mentioned, for *some* grooming tools, real-world scale is
preferred. But even that depends on whether the tools themselves where
designed around it, which isn’t necessarily the case. Rendering typically
assumes real-world
hey everyone,
for a long a time I worked in 1:10 base scale in maya. So 10 cm units would
actually represent 100 cm. If i remember correctly autodesk recommended
that 1:10 scale based
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the image above show a character in 1:10 compared to 1:1. So it almost like
maya is
