S05L103 Lamp base:
Updated Sat Apr 15 2017 10:53
S05L106 Lamp stem:
Updated Sat Apr 15 2017 12:12
S05L107 Lamp design:
Updated Sat Apr 15 2017 14:23
S05L108 Adding armature:
Updated Sun Apr 16 2017 04:37
S05L110 Adding bone to armature:
Updated Sun Apr 16 2017 09:50
S05L113 Constraining bone movements:
Updated Sun Apr 16 2017 13:08
S05L115 Lamp Shade:
Updated Sun Apr 16 2017 14:24
S05L116 Rendered Lamp:
Updated Sun Apr 16 2017 19:36
S05L117 Auto IK:
Playing dead
Inspecting
I see you
Tripped
Falling
Updated Mon Apr 17 2017 08:51
S05L123 Animated Lamp:
I struggled a bit trying to keep the lamp from going through the floor. I’m pretty sure there’s an easier way to do it.
Updated Tue Apr 18 2017 11:44
S05L126 Re-Rigging Our Model:
Updated Tue Apr 18 2017 12:46
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I see posts like this and think *man, I must be doing this whole Udemy thing wrong" because I haven’t been modifying my models too much differently from what’s done in the lessons. Do you find that it helps to make the things you’ve learned easier to do or understand?
@erikwoods, it’s takes longer to do things your way but it’s definitely worth it. Experimenting surely gives you better understanding. Sometimes you might even discover stuff.
Two things that I discovered by mere serendipity:
- Edge slide: in edit mode you can move a vertex along an edge by grabbing it and hitting g again (
g > g)
- Selecting overlapping objects: In object mode when you
Alt+RMB to select, you get a menu of overlapping objects.
Pretty handy, don’t you think?
If you don’t have time though, it’s totally fine to follow the lectures as is. Tons of information in there.
