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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how long has it taken you to get to this stage?
and how do you model sumthing like that? do you have about 700 seperate models just put together to make it look like one model?
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I'm doing some UV work atm so it's gonna take some time until next updates...
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I've been doing this on and off for about a week now. And yes it is separate models... nurbs, polys and subdsOriginally posted by Nem
wow! thats simply stunning!
how long has it taken you to get to this stage?
and how do you model sumthing like that? do you have about 700 seperate models just put together to make it look like one model?
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. Big thank you goes to Danny Ngan. His UV Tools scripts made the mapping process whole lotta easier!Here's some taste of the results I got:
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"I should call you sugar maple tree cause i'd totally tap that" haha
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ooooh I wanna see more
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KILLER MAN!!! looking GREAT!
The bump depth is perfect for the map you are using, and feel free to actually model some deeper dent's if you want, as I've gotten the chance to see the actual "prop" boat up-close once, and it was dented to hell
PERFECT texturing man!
I think I speak for ALL of us, when I say that it would be a CRIME if you did NOT do a quick OR long tutorial on how you textured this boat sometime in the near future!!!
NICE JOB!!
I see GALLERY written all over the keel of this boat when your final shot is done man!
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AGREED, i want to know how its possiable to put textures like that on maya. also i want to know how long you been playing with maya.Originally posted by ragecgi
Undseth took the words right outta my mouth!!!!
KILLER MAN!!! looking GREAT!
The bump depth is perfect for the map you are using, and feel free to actually model some deeper dent's if you want, as I've gotten the chance to see the actual "prop" boat up-close once, and it was dented to hell
PERFECT texturing man!
I think I speak for ALL of us, when I say that it would be a CRIME if you did NOT do a quick OR long tutorial on how you textured this boat sometime in the near future!!!
NICE JOB!!
I see GALLERY written all over the keel of this boat when your final shot is done man!
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. Definately perfect texturing... just one thing. Ever thought of adding a barnicle texture thing to the bottom of the boat? I think it would just add to the effect .. if you animate it in water, it would look weird to me if a boat came off the ground of the wave.. and you could tell the boat was clean on the bottom.. which you just dont see 
. Awesome though, just wonderful job .
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It's this kind of feedback which keeps you going ragecgi: I'll see what can I do about the tutorial. I'll take some notes what I've done so far and what I will do in the future about the textures.
PureHate: It's basically a file texture which I painted in photoshop using some digital photos I took. I've been playing with maya about 8 months but before that I used 3dsmax for about 6-7 years.
)v(: I'll keep your idea in mind. This is just a quick test I made last night. More details will be in the final texture...
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it's cool, a lot of details, I like it...
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I have no words to describe this other than to say I can't wait to see this thing going throught he water!
Very Nice!!
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