How to create a dynamic "How you need it, when you need it" dent in Maya

[@bartholomewcaldwellmba3100]

Great video Mike. Easy to understand and straight to the point.

[@Rabifanzzzz]

Very important tip's in this video. I'll try it

[@MHTutorials3D]

Cool, let me know how it works out :-)

[@rubenpangalila]

Can you make a tutorial how to pull up in maya?

[@ashutoshdevghade997]

Plz for more dynamic tutorials

[@superarts4227]

Hi sir please make multiple camera mapping, projection tutorial

[@originalmoviesuggest]

👌👌 Please do a dinosaur rigging and animating tutorial

[@Ammir_koudia]

Thank you for the tutorial!! really helpful!

[@monamagdy965]

hi mr. mike i am beginner in maya and I want to know what is the first videos to study and the videos regular step by step iam sorry for my languge i not perfect in english

[@Figster62]

Awesome!

[@EdgyEmoLoliconBoy]

Any Tips on realistic renders? Especially interior lighting

[@TheKillingTreeTT]

There is a good blender guru video in that

[@Bl1tzkriegx]

This was really cool, thanks for sharing! What if the plane had a texture and UVs already applied? Would this denting just stretch in the affected spot? If so, is there a way to swap textures in between keyframed animations to hide the blemishes to create something more dynamic? For example, a bowling ball bouncing over a wooden floor board. Can I swap the initial clean texture to something that shows damaged, cracked wood after the ball leaves that position?

[@MHTutorials3D]

You can flex a textured surface but it might stretch the textures if they are very distinct and the deformation is huge

[@XFourty7]

7:39 Did you mean to change the "Rigidity" or "Deform Resistance" here? I only ask because you said Rigidity every time you mentioned it, but changed the Deform Resistance.

[@nestorrios9703]

great to test my modeling cars😀

[@MHTutorials3D]

Exactly !