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Im not a maya expert so my idea may sound noobish, is it possible to have shapes close to a human head, torso, that one can just click and start manipulating. I think Z-Brush has like a library like that. Animal shaped primitives e.g. four legged shaped object, but one can easily model it into an elephant or a tiger??
Kind Regards,
Jay
No question one could do something like that. But I don't see it matching in this package. Also I am still working heavily on some other new features/changes and am already far from having enough time. Sorry.
jamil1985
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kjaft said almost 15 years ago: