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да не, я не парюсь на эту тему, просто странно что автостол не сделает всё под одну гребёнку
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2020 March 23
AM
В блене z тоже вверх смотрит
AM
И мне это всегда логичным казалось
P
ну видимо блен тоже "особенный" как и макс))
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да не, я не парюсь на эту тему, просто странно что автостол не сделает всё под одну гребёнку
наврное проще добавить глочку в экспорт
P
ну тоже правильно
M
В блене z тоже вверх смотрит
Вверх, тоесть вверх, а не в сторону меня??
AS
Блендер....
V
та так то в принципе по барабану, но просто интересно, как так получилось то
The tale starts with 3DS Max. Released in 1990, it's designed and used primarily for architectural purposes. In Architecture, you typically start with your floor plan which would be plotted on a 2D grid first, X and Y. When it comes to extruding that up into a 3D model, you need the next dimension (Z) to be up. That fellow devs, is apparently why Z is up in 3DS Max. Makes perfect sense for it to be that way.
In 1998 Maya is released primarily as an animation package. Animation at the time was typically in 2D, from the side-on. Think early Disney and other old animated titles done from a side-on perspective (like a 2D platformer). You start working in X and Y, and your new dimension Z becomes the depth. That would also explain why Maya is Y-Up.
3DS Max was the modelling package of choice for most developers at the time, and as Unreal came out before Maya (and it's crazy ideas) - Unreal was done in Z-Up to match.
In 1998 Maya is released primarily as an animation package. Animation at the time was typically in 2D, from the side-on. Think early Disney and other old animated titles done from a side-on perspective (like a 2D platformer). You start working in X and Y, and your new dimension Z becomes the depth. That would also explain why Maya is Y-Up.
3DS Max was the modelling package of choice for most developers at the time, and as Unreal came out before Maya (and it's crazy ideas) - Unreal was done in Z-Up to match.
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Vex
The tale starts with 3DS Max. Released in 1990, it's designed and used primarily for architectural purposes. In Architecture, you typically start with your floor plan which would be plotted on a 2D grid first, X and Y. When it comes to extruding that up into a 3D model, you need the next dimension (Z) to be up. That fellow devs, is apparently why Z is up in 3DS Max. Makes perfect sense for it to be that way.
In 1998 Maya is released primarily as an animation package. Animation at the time was typically in 2D, from the side-on. Think early Disney and other old animated titles done from a side-on perspective (like a 2D platformer). You start working in X and Y, and your new dimension Z becomes the depth. That would also explain why Maya is Y-Up.
3DS Max was the modelling package of choice for most developers at the time, and as Unreal came out before Maya (and it's crazy ideas) - Unreal was done in Z-Up to match.
In 1998 Maya is released primarily as an animation package. Animation at the time was typically in 2D, from the side-on. Think early Disney and other old animated titles done from a side-on perspective (like a 2D platformer). You start working in X and Y, and your new dimension Z becomes the depth. That would also explain why Maya is Y-Up.
3DS Max was the modelling package of choice for most developers at the time, and as Unreal came out before Maya (and it's crazy ideas) - Unreal was done in Z-Up to match.
кек
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подозревал, что ноги оттуда растут)
M
Вверх, тоесть вверх, а не в сторону меня??
Просто вращатся в блене или мае во вьюпорте, для меня было вполне привычно, но как только друг максист кинул мне файл и сразу все сломалось и пришлось прывикать, может он чтото другое мне сломал, хз
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The tale starts with 3DS Max. Released in 1990, it's designed and used primarily for architectural purposes. In Architecture, you typically start with your floor plan which would be plotted on a 2D grid first, X and Y. When it comes to extruding that up into a 3D model, you need the next dimension (Z) to be up. That fellow devs, is apparently why Z is up in 3DS Max. Makes perfect sense for it to be that way.
In 1998 Maya is released primarily as an animation package. Animation at the time was typically in 2D, from the side-on. Think early Disney and other old animated titles done from a side-on perspective (like a 2D platformer). You start working in X and Y, and your new dimension Z becomes the depth. That would also explain why Maya is Y-Up.
3DS Max was the modelling package of choice for most developers at the time, and as Unreal came out before Maya (and it's crazy ideas) - Unreal was done in Z-Up to match.
In 1998 Maya is released primarily as an animation package. Animation at the time was typically in 2D, from the side-on. Think early Disney and other old animated titles done from a side-on perspective (like a 2D platformer). You start working in X and Y, and your new dimension Z becomes the depth. That would also explain why Maya is Y-Up.
3DS Max was the modelling package of choice for most developers at the time, and as Unreal came out before Maya (and it's crazy ideas) - Unreal was done in Z-Up to match.
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VS
Челебосы, подскажите курсы по майке норм
AS
Онлайн?
VS
Ага
AS
На ютьюбе mike hernes глянь