When your done you should be able to create more appealing and realistic textures for your 3d models. We will continue with the 3d model of the doughnut we made in the first part, we will add sprinkles and create more detailed textures for our doughnut model. Our main objective in this class is for you to have an idea of what proceduralism is and how to work with Mash. If you have not watched the first part then I suggest watching that first and then come to this. This is the second part in this Autodesk Maya basic tutorial for beginners series. You likely have already been having conflicts in your apps, but the versions of libraries were closer, so didn't cause significant issues.Udemy – Autodesk Maya 2022 Basic Tutorial for Beginners Level 2 BOOKWARE-SOFTiMAGE If you're trying to get all your applications to pick up your paths, then using the system variables also doesn't scale because you'll have conflicts across all of them (especially as more apps move to Python 3) I assume you have them there for convenience when you're in a shell/terminal session? In which case I'd recommend using a virtualenv for Python, as it's much safer. Ideally, you should remove those paths from your system variables. Generally you should not be adding Python stuff to either your system PYTHONPATH or PATH variables, because you can cause tons of incompatibilities, not just in Maya, but in any other application or script that reads those variables (e.g Blender if you have it set to inherit system variables would encounter similar issues) Python searches along your PYTHONPATH and PATH variables to find your libraries.īy having conflicting Python versions in your PYTHONPATH, you might cause Maya's Python to find incompatible versions of libraries.īy having conflicting USD versions in your PATH, you'll possibly cause the USD Python bindings and/or Maya USD to find incompatible versions of USD.

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