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Animation advanced
Maya Intro : Polygon

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Hello

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This is Daeyoung Kim

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for Autodesk Maya polygon modelling basics lectures

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Autodesk's Maya is a media and entertainment

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and gaming industry standard

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and is the most educated in well-known university

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or institution

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And in the future, that foundation will be even more

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solid, I predict

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Especially in film and post-production,

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games, animation, and media art

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It is an essential program that you cannot work without

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Autodesk Maya has industry-proven stability and

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is armed with the latest technology and advanced features

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It boasts powerful functions

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Learning and mastering Autodesk's Maya

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will expand your creativity and capabilities tremendously

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In this lesson, we will first understand Maya

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Also how to handle the tool

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How an efficient modeling method proceeds

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Let's learn through various methods and simple examples

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The purpose of this course is to help you learn and get started with Autodesk Maya

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We will lecture on the most basic polygon modeling

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The first lecture will provide a general introduction to Autodesk Maya

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Let me give you a brief introduction to how to operate it

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I think it's time to get familiar with Maya's interface

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After that, I will also explain Maya's layout

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and polygon commands

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The features of Autodesk Maya are more complex than you might think

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It has many features

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It takes a lot of physical time to learn this

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Therefore, I will explain

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mainly frequently used functions in practice

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I think it will help a lot

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to understand and handle Maya

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In the process of creating and designing 3D works,

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the most important wireframes and topologies

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will be dealt with easy examples

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It will be easily accessible

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The learning content for this lesson is

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Introducing Autodesk Maya

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Maya's interface

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If you look now, this is Maya's interface

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Page 1 is currently numbered

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If you look at page 1, this is the Menu Set

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If you look at page 2, there are menus like this

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This is the menu

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And if you look at page 3, there is something called a status line

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It shows the status

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Then number 4 is when you log in

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This is the login account part

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And this is the shelf line that you can see all the way through

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You can easily work on your projects in the Shelf window

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You can register commands simply

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You can also use it conveniently with shortcut keys

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If you look closely, you'll see that the tabs are divided into parts

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And if you look up here,

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This sets what the workspace will do

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If you are modeling, then focus on modeling

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When it comes to animation, set it to animation

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When you do lighting rendering, you adjust it to the rendering side

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You can use it like that

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Likewise, number 7 is also a sidebar icon and is similar

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And the channel box we use the most

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This is the channel box

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So when I talk about channel boxes,

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You can think of this as the channel box

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Then, if you look at the bottom, it says number 9

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This is the layer editor

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If you look here, this is the workspace where you can work

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It's called the view panel, and it's called the workspace

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This is the view panel

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Then, if you look all the way to the left, there are compartments like this

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If you look at the top, you will see Select, Scale, Move

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This is the toolbox window

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And if you look below, you will see

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To quickly access the View panel window:

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Quick layout made with simple icons

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Next is the outliner button

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And if you go down to number 13

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This is the time slider

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If you look below, this is the range slider

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Then if you look at page 15, there are playback controls

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Then, if you look under number 16,

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Something like an animated character menu

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Later on, there is a menu related to animation

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You can access animation-related settings here

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Then the same goes for page 17

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You can set playback options

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And number 18 is the helpline

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Next, page 19 is the command line

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If you look here, it says MEL

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So you guys can simply use Mel Script or Python

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to easily insert scripts

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If you look next to this, there is an icon
If you click on it,

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A larger window will appear for you to edit

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It also has features to help you work more conveniently

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First, place the space cursor and press the space bar

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A menu will appear where the cursor is located

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So I'm not going to release the spacebar while I'm holding it down

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What happens if I press the space bar?

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How about looking at it while pressed without taking it off?

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Related menus appear
This is called the marking menu

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If you look closely, the menus here

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The menus here are the same as the ones at the top

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You can see the same thing

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So what I'm going to do now is not this

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If you look in the middle, it says Maya

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It says Maya and I'm currently hovering my mouse cursor over it

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Let's click the left button once

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I'm still holding the space bar down, and what happens when you click on it?

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Perspective, then Front View, Right View, Top View

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You can choose like this

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So if it's convenient for you, you can just use this

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It'll probably be the same if you press the middle button

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So it's the same if you right-click

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In my case

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To show you how to use the marking menu

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I'm going to edit this part

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So if you guys

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If you find this convenient, you can edit it and use it

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If you don't think you need it, you can just use it

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So now I'm going to set up the marking menu

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The first thing to do is

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If you look at the top, this is the main menu

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Windows, the left mouse button

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If you click the left button and scroll down, you will see

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There is an option called Settings/Preferences

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If you go to the right here and go all the way down, you will see

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It's called Marking Menu Editor  
This is it

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We're going to go in here and edit the marking menu

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So I left click on this

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I clicked and a window like this popped up

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If you look down here, there are three lines

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But what do you think if you look here?

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If you look at the end, there is LMB, MMB, and RMB

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I'm going to edit this with the marking menu

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So the first thing you see is PA_Style LMB

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The first capital letter L stands for left

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If you scroll down and look at Settings

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When we were marking the menu, we were going to do it in the center

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If you look at the options window here, it says not set, so click on it

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Select Hotbox

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Click on the Center side since you will be using it in the Center

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If you look, there is north, south, east, and west

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Click on Center and then look here

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It's the left mouse button, so left click

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Then we need to apply this here

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Nothing has been edited right now

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If you are going to apply this

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It's in the first tab called Apply Settings

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Click this button on the first tab

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Then it will appear here edited

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Let's click once

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What happened after clicking it? It was edited

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Left click on the second line

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So it's the same thing over and over again

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Hotbox - Center in not set

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How about then, now?

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Because it's the middle mouse button

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Select the middle mouse button and Apply Settings

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Then what do you think? It will be edited and released

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Click the left mouse button on the last line

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Then here is Hotbox and then Center

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Next is the right mouse button RMP
So what do you think?

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Is it left, middle, or right?

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Click Right and Apply Settings

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So how is it? 3 of them were edited correctly

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Please check if you guys have edited it the same way as me

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If you have set it up like this, you did a good job

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I'll press Close and exit

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So, since we changed, how did we change?

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I'll have to check again

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Press the space bar

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Earlier, it's north, south, west, east

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Maya button is Center

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So without releasing the spacebar from the Maya button,

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Shall we try clicking the left mouse button once?

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How is it? It's changed

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And let's click the middle mouse button once 
It changed

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Then, let's try right-clicking once

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The right button, click
It has changed

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If it changes like this, it's a success

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So why are we doing this?

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It can get the job done really quickly

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So if you press the space bar and then the left mouse button,

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Template, Pick CV, Object, etc.

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Nothing or Pivot Point

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You can work on these menus really quickly

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Because these menus are used a lot

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It is edited like this

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in Maya, which is a preset

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Now let me explain the workspace

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As you can see, the screen is like this now

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We call this space our workspace

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Rather than what we call a workspace in Korean,

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The term workspace is used a lot

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Try pressing the spacebar once and then releasing it

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How was that? The screen gets bigger every time you press it

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Once you press it, the screen will shrink again

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This time, instead of clicking the mouse cursor,

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Just position the mouse cursor

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Move to the left and look here

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There are Top View, Front View, Side View, and Perspective

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Position the mouse cursor in Top View

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In this state, let's press the space bar once

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It changes to Top View

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If you want to get out of here

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Try pressing the spacebar again  
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Let's take a look at the Front View

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Position the mouse cursor in the Front View

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Scroll all the way down and press the space bar once

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If you look below, it says Front View

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If you click again, the screen will change to smaller size

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Then next time let's go to Side View

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I placed the mouse cursor in Side View

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I just clicked

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Positioned in Side View

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Let's press the space bar once

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How about that? It change to Side View

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Click the spacebar again

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If you click and don't release your hand

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The marking menu keeps coming up like this, and it's Hotbox

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To get out of here, just release the spacebar

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So if you want to get out of this screen here

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If you press the space bar and then immediately release it, it changes like this

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Of course, if you look at the top, there is an icon

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If you click this icon, it will change the same way

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So in order for us to create something in a 3D program,

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Basically we need 3 views

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Top View from above

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Next is the Front View

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Side View

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And you'll need a Perspective View with perspective

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And strictly speaking, it would be Perspective View

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So Top View, Front View, Side View

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Logically, theoretically, they exist

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In reality, it does not exist in the field of view we see

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It's called Orthographic View

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A view without perspective

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They are called Top View, Front View, and Side View

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So the view that has the perspective in it

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is called Perspective View

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I briefly looked into the workspace

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If you look at it, the view is now divided into four parts

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If you look in the middle, it's dotted

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You can see the mouse cursor changing too, right?

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How about the mouse cursor like this?

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It looks like it's going to move left and right
Should we try moving it?

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Likewise, you can move like this

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And you can change it up and down like this

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Next, let's take a look at the Menu Set

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If you look at the top, you'll see the main menu

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It goes like this: File, Edit, Create, Select

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Then, if you look under File, there is a small box

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Click here and see what happens

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There is Modeling, there is Rigging, there is Animation

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There's FX, and there's Rendering

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You can think of it as being divided into large sections

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So each of these are incredibly large

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This is how it is categorized

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And what we'll be using mainly is the modeling menu

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So, put it in the modeling menu

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If you accidentally changed it to animation

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Then please check it out

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Then the menu will change

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Because this is a menu related to animation

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A menu related to animation appears

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And  you should change it to modeling so that it fits the class

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So if you change it like this with modeling,

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You can see the menu options related to modeling appear

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So, I briefly looked into Menu Set

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This time, we will learn about Shelf

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If you look at the top, you will see tabs like this

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Since it is modeling now, the modeling tab is selected

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Curves, Surfaces, Poly Modeling, Sculpting

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UV Editing, Rigging, Animation, Rendering

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It's like this all the way to Arnold

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This is what you call a shelf

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The reason why this exists is

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When you guys are organizing your storage and decorating your home,

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If there is something visible everywhere, at the right time and place,

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You can get it quickly, use it quickly, and organize it quickly

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You can think of it as something like that

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If you look at the meaning of shelf, it's a shelf

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So let's take a look at Shelf

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So if you look at the top, this space is the shelf line

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So basically, if you want something, go ahead and

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There is a tab above this, if you click on the tab

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You can see all those options like this

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Rigging and commands related to Animation

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Because it's all in the shortcut key

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It's in the form of an icon, so it's easy to see and find quickly

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But if you go here and it's written in English like this

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It won't catch your eye quickly and it will take some time to find it

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So the function of the shelf is

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To provide quick and intuitive access to commands

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It is organized like that

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So, please adjust this to your taste

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You can customize it and add more

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So on the Shelf window

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Let's add something new

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The method is, come to the front and look above

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You can see a small bar-like thing on top of this

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If you look below, you can see something that looks like a gear

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Try clicking the gear once

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Then, likewise, when you see me coming and going,

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If you look at the bottom line, you will see an explanation on this question mark line

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This is the helpline, so you can check it out here

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How about looking here? There is another menu description below

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Let's click the gear once

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So what if you click?

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The submenus are top down

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If you scroll down, we will edit it and use it

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Click Shelf Editor

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Then what? The Shelf Editor pops up

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There are shelves here, and if you look underneath,

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There is a (+) button
Let's press the (+) button once

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Then you can see a new Shelf window being created

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As soon as you press it, it will be created right here

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Shall we press it once? Click

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How is it? It's newly created

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But earlier, I had selected the Poly Modeling tab

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Since it was newly created, it was created right next to it

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What I want is to send it to the end

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Then what should I do?

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If you look here, there is an arrow
If you lower the arrow,

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I have an intuitive feeling that it will move to the right

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Let's click once and move

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Let's try it all the way through, next to Arnold

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I did this, but what if it's ShelfLayout3?

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It doesn't feel intuitive right away

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So, you can change your name too
Let's change the name

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In my case, should I write my name?

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Enter, then how is it? It changed

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When you're done, click Save All Shelves

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Now you've created your own Shelf tab

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How to use this

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We made it, so we should be able to use it

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So now we are in the modeling menu

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For example, if I have a menu that I use frequently,

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Let's try registering a menu called Separate in the Mesh menu

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So, if you right click on the menu you want,

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It goes down like this
Scroll down and select the menu you want

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I want to register a menu called Separate here

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So what do you do? Here is where the shortcut key appears

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If you use it often, you will memorize it

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If you need, you can write it down

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First, I'll tell you

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Hold down Ctrl and Shift together and don't let go

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Hold down Ctrl and Shift and then click the left mouse button

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Let's click the left mouse button once

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Then what? It's been added

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This is how it is added

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Let's try adding another menu

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Let's try Bevel in the Edit Mesh menu

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Hold down Ctrl + Shift and click the left mouse button

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This is how I can get the command I want

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You can add as many as you want like this

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And when you're done, release Ctrl and Shift

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You can do this

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This can also be edited

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Go back to the gearwheel

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Click to enter Shelf Editor in the same way

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In this state, there is a tab here

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I will choose DYK

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If you choose DYK, here you go

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I have the menus I registered

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These are the details of the big tab

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So choose the one you don't need

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If you look above, there is a trash can
If you click on the trash can, it will be deleted

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If you want to change the position of these menus, then

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You can also change the location like this

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You can see it changing
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If you want to erase it

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If you click on this trash can, it will be deleted  It will be deleted like this

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No, I want to erase this whole thing

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With this tab selected, there's a trash can here

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It's Shelves, not Contents

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Then select Shelves instead of Contents

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Clicking the trash can will delete everything

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Let's check again Confirm screen

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Asking if you want to erase it
I will erase it

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It's been erased
It's gone

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And then you just need to Save All Shelves

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So, we took a quick look at how to use Shelf

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Next is the time slider

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and range slider

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If you look at the bottom of your screen,

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You can see that the numbers are numbered like this

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It shows from 1 to 120

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This is called a time slider

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The left button of the mouse

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Left click and don't release

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How about holding down the click button and moving back and forth?

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As the numbers change, the one in the middle is called an indicator

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How about the indicator?

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It follows the mouse cursor as it moves like this

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This has little to do with you guys

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Later on in the animation part, the animators

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When giving an animation key, on the frame you want

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This is the option used when positioning an indicator and giving a key

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This is called a time slider

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If you look below, it's also from 1 to 120

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This is called a range slider

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You can edit and view only the parts you want to see

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If you want to see it more precisely, pull it like this

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Click with the left mouse button

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I'm moving like this without letting go of my hands

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If I were to do it in 30 sections,

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The range slider is set from 1 to 30

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It shows from 1 to 30

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The indicator appears like this

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Since the screen is enlarged, the indicator also appears this large

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So, moving the range slider in increments of 30

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You can see the whole thing like this

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Then at this time 70 to 99

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For example, from 122 to 151

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If you send it all the way to the end, it goes like this from 171 to 200

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This is called a range slider

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Time slider above

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Let's try double-clicking the range slider

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How about double-clicking the left mouse button?

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Full range comes in full

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Let's try double-clicking again

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Double-click the left mouse button

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Go back to the set value again

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Double-click the left mouse button again

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So, as an option to use when animating

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It's not really useful in modeling, and if you look next to it,

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You guys have seen it a lot, so you get the feeling

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Triangle like this left, right

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Let's play it
It's literally a play button

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It's a play control, let's click once

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Left mouse button click

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So what? It's playing

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Let's press the left one then

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It rewinds, going backwards, going right, going left

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Click again to turn it off, these are the playback controls

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It's simple and intuitive

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If you click with the left mouse button and move it back and forth without releasing it,

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The indicator follows like this

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This is the time slider, range slider

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And here are the playback controls

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And let's take a look at the helpline and the command line

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If you look at the very bottom, as I explained earlier,

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What does it say? This is the helpline

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What if I position something?

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The helpline explains

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When I set something, it explains it simply like this

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Here's a simple explanation 
This is the helpline

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If you look next to this, there are two empty spaces

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This is the command line

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You can also write a simple Mel script here

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If you look to the side, there is a box icon

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Let's try clicking the left mouse button once

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Then the script editor window will appear

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So if you guys know how to use Mel Script,

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If you write a Mel script or Python,

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You can edit it easily

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So here's the command line

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Here is the helpline

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So I explained about the helpline and the command line

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Maya Settings Options

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This time, let's talk about the options related to settings

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Let me explain it simply

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Place your mouse cursor on Windows in the main menu

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When you click, the submenus will top down

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If you look all the way down, you'll see Settings/Preferences

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If you look to the side, there is Preferences
Right click on the mouse

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Then you can

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There are options that you can customize

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If you look here, there are a ton of them

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If you look, there are preferences related to the interface

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The second section, displays

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The third section contains the settings values ​​and then the security

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There are various things such as modules, applications, etc

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Let me just briefly touch on a few things here

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Go to Settings and select Working Units

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Now the default setting is centimeter

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If you want, you can use meter or something

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You can change it to inches, feet, yards

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I will do centimeter

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And let's take a look at the time slider

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So if you look at it all the way through, it's 24 frames

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Usually, in our case, Disney animations are 24 frames

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Normal TVs and such are 30 frames

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So basically you can set the frame

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Leave it at 24 frames as default

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Let's look at the second section below

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There is a playback, if you look at the playback

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If you look at the play just now

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Something passed by so quickly

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This depends on the performance of your computer hardware

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Because the speed is determined

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This is something I want to see in real time

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So if you actually want to see 24 frames per second,

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How about clicking 24 fps x 1

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It moves at 24 frames per second

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And you don't need to touch anything else

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If you look below, there is an Undo option

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Basically, if you look at the Undo option,

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Undo can be turned on and off

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It would be convenient to have Undo turned on, of course

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If you look at Queue, there is Infinite and Finite

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You have to set it to the Infinite option to make it infinite

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In theory, it is said to be infinite

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How about making it finite?

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You can now undo up to 50 times

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If you set it to Infinite, you can Undo infinitely

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This is basically the same, Save

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This time I will explain about Set Project

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Whether you work alone or in a team

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When working on a project unit

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It would be very convenient to share with each other or work together

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So Maya also has something called Set Project

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The settings options are available

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for creating a folder for each project

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If you go to the main menu, you will see the File menu

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Right click on the mouse and scroll down to see

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There is a section called Project

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You should know the basics about this

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That's how we share or move files

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If I work from home or at work

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If you share files by going back and forth between each other,

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It would be very efficient to share some Project Windows

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So let me explain this briefly

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So if you look at the first options menu,

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It says Project Window

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Let me try clicking once with the left mouse button

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Then the Project Window will pop up like this

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There's no need to look at anything else in detail

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You always need to create a folder

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When you work on a project, you will need to create a folder

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So click New to create a folder

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Let's give it a name

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In my case, I'll just write my initials

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And it would be nice to set the location

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So please put it in your computer

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In my case, I will try creating a folder on the D drive

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Create New - Folder

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Simply, I created a folder called DK_Proj

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I will specify the location of this folder

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So, Location is the location

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This is basically Documents

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The basic directory root is captured

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Let's change the location

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Click on My Computer - it was the D drive

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Then I did DK_Proj - Select like this

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If you look now, I went back into this folder

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If you go into the new folder I created, there's nothing there

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But I'll Accept

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Then you can see that it is created by default in this folder

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A new Project is created inside DK_Proj

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So when you guys do some work

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Copy this Project folder

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Save it on a USB or other storage media

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With the same directory root by going back and forth

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It would be easier to work if you set up this folder

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So, if you look at it, there is usually something called Scene

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I store a lot of my work in here

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And image files, scene files

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Source images are used as well

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So if you do it like this

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You can save files to scene

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Let's try saving it

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Go to File and if you look here you will see Save Scene, click on it

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Then, since you have set the folder settings,

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The route is set as is

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So if you scroll all the way down, you'll see the file type down here

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So are you going to do Maya Binary?

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Or make it a Maya ASCII file?

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Maya Binary files are commonly used

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In the case of binary files, there are advantages

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Data is somewhat lighter and stored quickly

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And if you do it in ASCII, it will be saved as a script

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Instead, it is slow

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The advantage is that you can edit it later if a problem arises

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Binary is usually used a lot in the industrial sector

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Binary, and test_000

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So let's try to save it

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So if you go to the folder and look, it looks like this

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You can work like this

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So, you guys copy this folder

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When taking it to work or working on team projects

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You might want to share this folder

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In that case, you must go to File

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and you need to set the Set Project command

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So, set the location accurately in Set Project

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You have to set the Set so that the Set is captured

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and the same routes and locations that were previously worked on

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are set the same

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When you open the file, it opens the same way

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It allows you to work without any problems

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So I simply created a Project Window in File

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I explained about Set Project

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Just like when you first installed Maya

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When you want to see the screen the same way

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Or if something unusual comes out, then

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There is a way we can initialize Maya

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I'm going to tell you from now on how to do it

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If you guys open Windows Explorer and check,

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Don't look anywhere else, I have my PC

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If you look here, there is document

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If you go to the document directory and look

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There is a folder called Maya

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So if you delete this folder called Maya,

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When Maya is running

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If this initial settings folder does not exist, it looks for it

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So if it doesn't exist, it'll create it again

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It opens again as the Maya in the beginning

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right after it was installed

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There are some things to note

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You may have worked hard to set it up

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In that case, please make a copy of this in advance

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So, copy it and paste it wherever you need it

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So I pasted it and if

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If you think this is weird, just delete it

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So far, we have covered the Maya interface and customizing it

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I explained the operating method

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Watching it again from the beginning

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Maybe look at it calmly two or three times,

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will help you somewhat organize it in your head

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So please make sure to review it briefly

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Let's summarize what we learned in this lecture

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I looked into the marking menu settings in the marking menu

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In the interface, there was Shelf window and a time slider, and

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Range slider, playback controls

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Helpline, and command line

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Finally, we learned about Set Project

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I hope you will review it again and again

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Maya's interface

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Marking menu
Select Hotbox from Use marking menu in

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Since the marking menu is Center, each and every LMB, MMB, RMB must be selected as Center

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View Panel: Place the cursor where you want and click the space bar to expand or scale down the selected view panel

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You can also switch to or select the desired view by clicking the box at the top of the view panel

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Modeling must be selected as we are working on Menu Set modeling

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Use the Shelf window to select quick action tools

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When you hold down Ctrl + Shift and click the desired menu in the menu window, it is automatically registered

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Maya Settings Options

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Preferences: Set Working Units to centimeters in Settings

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Select Framerate as 24 fps in Time Slider

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If you select 24 fps x 1 for the playback speed, 24 frames per second will be played

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Project Window 
Option to share folders by project unit

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Set Project: Options that need to be reset when changing the working folder

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You need to set up Set to share your existing working location on another computer