sdafasdfdasdfasdfasdfdfasfas sdfsfdsdfsdfsContinufed frffom PAGE 4 • Anotheer Way, and my prefered way of accessing most Tools inside of Maya is using its Hotbox feature > wich you can access by pressing the Space Bar on the Keyboard. Here you can also under the Create Pulldown Menu select the CV Curve Tool. See image . •In the CV Curve Tool Option Box we will first Reset Settings by clicking on the Button Bottom of the UI, wich should give us a 3° Curve to create our Profile Curvefor the Staffs Shaft. See image . (*This step does not include a Htmel Action Link) • In this Step we will draw our Curve, In your Model View Window select the Front Orthographic View by pressing Space Bar for Hotbox and in the middle Alias Box pushing Mbutton1 and pulling the Mouse(M) down the the Front View notice the other Views, this is the fastes way to access your Views (*Front, Side, Top, Perspective). See Image . (*Make sure your Model View is Highlighted and selected before pressing Htmel Action Link.) • Change to Front View. • Now we will finally Draw our Curve onto the front view making sure that the First and Last Curve Points are Snapping to the Y axis at 0, so when we apply the revolve it will create a clean surface for us. Draw a similar Curve with the CV Curve Tool as i did in the following Image . Hold down X button on Keyboard to activate Snap to Grid notice the Snap Icons on the Top Header of Maya, See Image • Turn Snap To Grid - ON • Turn Snap To Grid - OFF • To ensure that the Surface Revolve will work properly we will now move the Pivot Point to the Axis of Origin meaning X, Y, Z, values of 0, 0, 0. See image . • Enter/Exit Pivot Mode • Turn Snap To Grid back to ON ufedfkjjhhkjhjkhjkööööhhjhjhhhjkhjkhjkhjkhjkhjkhljhjkhjhjhjkhdfPAGE 6