and my link
Thank you for this class!
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I definitely enjoyed the coursework, here's a link to my project.
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Here is the link to my house project. I kind of blanked on the whole furniture bit and modeled some architecture instead: a pair of Romanesque arches. Hopefully that doesn't disqualify the work.
One thing escapes me: how does one set the scale after a transform? I modeled the arches as if they were oversized, only to find that I couldn't easily resize the contained objects relative to the group's anchor. If you go into the project and look at the group, you'll see that it's scaled by 0.27 or some such. I'd like to make that scale the new 1 (as in Blender's "Apply Transformation" function) but don't know how to do it.
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Here,
I am totally not doing this for validation, strictly honing skills I swear.
Your course was very informative and efficient in distributing that information. You can trust my judgment on that since my biggest pet peeve is wasted time. Thank you for your efforts & educational wizardry.
- Nickolas McIntyre
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Awesome work! You made this look good!
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I didn't do much to mine. I have a couple game projects burning in my brain. My goal is to get through the Core Cert, practice more with some YouTube Tutorials, then get to building!
I really like what I'm seeing on this platform so I want to put in extra effort to contribute and engage, I usually just breeze through stuff.
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This part was fun and quite intuitive. No suggestions. Excited to see what core can do!
Link to my project:
Hi Core community!
Here you can find my scene after the completion of the Core certification Part I.
I have to mention that I am a novice in GD and modeling, so, obviously, my tree house and slide look a bit "rough". But , all in all, learning Core and new skils is fun and rewarding.
Looking forward to your feedback and learnig as much as I can from pros around here.
