Learn how to setup a Reference Plane
to use for modeling objects in Maya. A reference plane or image plane in Maya is used as a template to make sure the proportions and surfaces of a model look the same as the original design. This is an important part of any 3D modeling. Watch this tutorial and learn how to set up image planes correctly in Maya.
How To: Set up image reference planes in Maya
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how did u connect the file 1 to the lambert 1?
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