Reza Sarkamari covers creating and working with xGen guides in Maya.
xGen, love it or hate it, is a bit of a powerhouse for creating hair, fur, and instances. Sure it’s rough in the UX department, but it can chew through a lot of data, and I guess that’s the trade-off.
Check out this new tutorial (and series) from Reza Sarkamari that covers all the basics for working with xGen and get started with making guides.
About Reza Sarkamari.
Reza Sarkamari has nearly two decades in the industry under his belt and is a Maya Certified Professional, a Nuke Certified Trainer, and an Adobe Certified Specialist.
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