Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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Well been powering on with the upper body as I cant redue the face without ref images - or a working fix
muscles look a bit toonie for now as I am basing this of the toy, changes will be made once the whole thing is blocked out a little more
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I don`t know why but was starting to hate what I had done so I have rebuilt the face and I am a lot happier with it now. Going to remake the jaw and helmet so its a lot smoother next.
I think I was tiring to hard to make the toy, going my own way now and I`ll see what I end up with.
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Yer Mayaniac It was heavily based on the toy and was why I started again. Going to make him a much more BEEFY and more teck-no version of him (some of thee teck of his arm looks really old)
Still struggling with the Jaw shape - ruffing some idea out but so far nothing I like.
Day off today so hoping to get loads done - here is some work on the arms. Copied them over for now as I am not sure how much I am going to cut off.
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1) Changed the helmet so it much simplifier than before but yet looks better.
2) Added a metal rim to the edge of the upper lips - just to show how the lips are supported in the upper part.
3) Placed the cheeks slightly over the mouth cogs but when smoothed it became a little lost - will sort it out after.
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Need to teck him up a little
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