Complete Guide to Maya 2024 (Udemy.com)

is this course supposed for beginners? well it is not. the speed with which the intructor goes is very high. I have to rewind several time to see what he has clicked. in addtion he does things and he does not show the result or the effect of what he has done to see how it looks. and he moves the screen back and forth and turning around unnecessarily and very fast until I got a vertigo.

Gostei bastante, ja tinha experiência com blender, mas queria aprender a usar o maya também e esse curso me mostrou onde ficam todas as ferramentas necessárias para criar uma cena muito boa, e o professor é bem empolgado gosto de gente assim

At the start of this course all I wanted to do is just make a pokeball. Currently I've just finished texturing the hammer model in UV's and Texture section and oh-my-goodness. This course is so good. The teacher is amazing and explains everything so well I like the way that he teaches and how in depth he goes. I can't wait to continue going on in this course and be able to start commissioning custom 3D Models and try to let this course pay itself back using that money. Thank you and would 100% recommend.

Great introduction to Maya, and the changes between the shown version and 2026 are simple enough to resolve with the help of Google :) Abraham presents well, reiterating key points, and clearly has a vast knowledge of Maya to share. Recommended for anyone new to 3D or anyone moving over from another tool (I used this to migrate to Maya from Blender).

Abe is one of the best teachers on the internet. Not only does he teach how to use a tool in Maya, he explains why. I have severe ADD and I can keep up with his lectures because he has a strong grasp of Maya and teaches at a steady pace.

The tutorial is really good. The instructor teaches many things. However, I would like it if he could describe some things in more detail, like why he is beveling the specific edge so that I can better understand. He is excellent, and as an absolute beginner, I learned a lot.

Estava procurando um curso que me ensinasse a usar o Maya e acredito que o curso cumpriu este propósito. O autor tem boa didática, traz bons exemplos, procurar cobrir tudo de forma ampla trazendo um panorama geral sobre várias áreas que o software fornece para um artista 3D.

Great introduction to the general 3D pipeline. The section on UV mapping is especially helpful. The instructor's enthusiasm is infectious. The modelling exercises are of exactly the right complexity. Useful for beginners, but not so simple as to be trivial. The only improvement that I can think of is that some of the instructions are too quick. For an absolute beginner, it may be a little too much. Personally, I already had ~30 hours of Maya experience with another course, so had little trouble following along.

Awesome instructor. Definitely this is one of the best complete guides to Maya and Substance Painter. The course really give important advices and notes for the gaming industry and that's completely awesome. I have seen courses that offer the lessons but without taking into account topology, or optimization (only focusing on visuals), and this one in particular mentions a lot of important information to dedicate to this industry.

Yes, I hadn't touched any 3d animation software before and this course started at a place I could pick up from and went through each step of the production pipeline to a good introductory depth. And by the end I felt like I had a good basic understanding of what each step of the animation production pipeline looks likes in a modern animation software.