Modeling in Maya - 5 Ways to Create Pipes

[@vigneshs3631]

never giveup people will always need people like you

[@OnMars3D]

Thank you :)

[@gaurangsawant9678]

This guy is mad with Maya i had never seen such a easy videos and tutorial of maya really great

[@OnMars3D]

Glad you found my videos helpful!

[@noogai2237]

You've rescued my wrists with that [To Faces] tip. thanks a million!!!

[@OnMars3D]

Happy to help!

[@sparven7D]

Amazing tutorial, really no one now a days doing detailed tutorials. I really like u r videos🙌 🙌 🙌

[@sparven7D]

can u do a tutorial how to export sss from substance painter to vray maya . I'm not getting how many times I do .please 😇😇😇

[@OnMars3D]

I'll do my best! It's definitely on my list.

[@sparven7D]

@@OnMars3D thank u so much

[@akelaaslittlekitchen-diyfo1109]

Thank you so much for these, this tute was very helpful, I'm shifting from max to maya and how easy in max to creat pipes!

[@lockenessmotorsports818]

These videos are fantastic, learning loads

[@OnMars3D]

Great to hear, glad it's helping!!

[@jwinter8347]

Sometimes I also use a "wedge method". This method is useful when I need to keep precise curvature of pipes.

[@OnMars3D]

Great tip! Wedge Method is definitely worth using from what I've seen online, is that a default tool in Maya or a script?

[@jwinter8347]

@@OnMars3D default Wedge face tool

[@jwinter8347]

@@OnMars3D of course you need to use it with additional cylinder, not default "edge-face" of the same object

[@OnMars3D]

@@jwinter8347 Yeah, I see what you mean, I found this tutorial from 'malcom341' that covers it really well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2rPhHuDbcZ8eKM I haven't used this tool before but I will now, so thanks for sharing your tip!

[@bambicyskul9936]

Fantastic work. I was wondering what I will do when I start doing glass tubing for my project.

[@sassuskrassus3166]

exactly what i was looking for 👍

[@OnMars3D]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@zeddgamedesigner]

It was very helpful, Thanks...

[@OnMars3D]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MdRocky-wx3yn]

Very useful information for beginner!🥰😍

[@munnamahmud6083]

NICE AND THANKS

[@owosenidamilare7311]

Great!!!!!!!

[@SonuGupta-tb3vj]

very helpful 😊❤

[@OnMars3D]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FhernandoP]

. ..Great Tutorial - Thank You! :)

[@OnMars3D]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@karljohanbernadotte1004]

These are amazing! I have a question though, If for example I want to have those "turns" change in elevation, is it safer to use the Curve extrude or can we still use the SNAP Extrude and use soft selection? Idk pls help me XD

[@OnMars3D]

I've used curve extrude if the pipes have to turn mode organically, I would use whatever works :)

[@noxater]

Great channel, subbed!

[@OnMars3D]

Thanks, appreciate it!!

[@ScribbleSG]

Totally unrelated. But I would like to see a tutorial on “how one would do archviz on maya”

[@OnMars3D]

Got it, I definitely plan to do more Maya, V-Ray, and ArchViz in the coming months. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ScribbleSG]

@@OnMars3D excited!

[@AlexanderChernegaOd]

Very useful information for beginner! Unfortunately when I was studying, there was no such complex lesson on KZbin. Oh yeah, Wedge tool was forgotten.

[@OnMars3D]

Glad to hear that! Thank you!