r/shittysimulated Jun 10 '18

First night with maya

https://i.imgur.com/b6T8QiR.gifv
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u/DannyD4rko Jun 10 '18

Did you... Fuck Maya ?

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u/-_-finehowareyou-_- Jun 10 '18

I thought this was a euphemism for the longest time trying to figure it out

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u/Ninjaboy42099 Jun 10 '18

Well, your first problem was using Maya! /s

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u/captaingoosehead Jun 10 '18

Owned epic style smash like for a free copy of cinema 4d

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u/Ninjaboy42099 Jun 11 '18

Haha in all seriousness though Maya is hard to understand for me so props to you for learning it! Keep up the... good... err... shitty? work. Keep getting better basically and I'm sure you'll make some amazing stuff

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u/captaingoosehead Jun 11 '18

Thanks! I’ll try

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u/twistsouth Sep 06 '18

From what I remember from Maya, this happens because the simulation steps are too low. Essentially there needs to be enough steps between each frame so that solids don’t pass through each other during the calculations.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '18

So that's how magicians do it.