Smooth shading and make all the difference in the quality of your graphics - this is especially true with the increasingly popular HD video and computer formats. If you would like to know how to use Maya to smooth and shade your objects, follow along with this video. You will get a step by step walkthrough.
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this doesn't say how to. it just shows what happens.
Mesh Display > Soften edges.
I need good and credible tutorials for Maya.
looks like nobody wants to help. Anyway, i found something that might interest everyone else.
hackr.io/tutorials/learn-autodesk-maya
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