Learning Maya 3D Modeling Basics: Tips & Suggestions

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Many users are exploring Maya but find the learning curve steep, especially when tutorials assume prior modeling knowledge. The challenge of switching between the work field and tutorial screens is a common frustration. Beginners are encouraged to focus on basic shapes like cubes, cylinders, and spheres to build foundational skills. Suggestions for improving the learning experience include using dual monitors for easier navigation and considering books for more structured guidance.
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Have any of you tried to goober around with Maya before? I've been trying my hand at it lately and am learning a little (very little). Its kind of hard clicking back and forth between the work field and the tutorial screen. All the online tutorials seem to assume that you already have a firm grip on modeling and start with applications to add to an existing project. I've been playing with cubes, cylinders, and spheres but just the very basic stuff. Any tips or suggestions?
 
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