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
# 1 15-07-2005 , 02:03 AM
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FPS

Hi, my name is Julian Flynn, I am 13 years old, and I just got the free learners version of Maya (I'm poor)
Sorry if this is going in the wrong place first of all.
Anyway to my question, is there a way to change fps on Maya? If so how? I would like to change mine to 24 fps.

# 2 15-07-2005 , 02:18 AM
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What would you need it for? Besides, I think you might want to mess around with the refresh rate of your whole computer rather than just maya. Sorry, cant help much though.

# 3 15-07-2005 , 02:38 AM
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You can change the framerate in the Settings section of the Preference panel (Window > Settings/Preferences > Preferences).


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# 4 15-07-2005 , 03:10 AM
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Ah, there you go. Thx danny. Do you work alot with maya? Sorry, cant really tell, since you being a programmer and all. You seem to know ALOT of stuff.

# 5 15-07-2005 , 04:41 AM
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Yes, I work with Maya a lot. Everyday, to be precise.

And I am not a programmer. I'm actually an animator. (It's in my signature, btw. user added image )


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Thank you very much, 1 more question, how do you delete or move keyframes?

# 7 15-07-2005 , 01:26 PM
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You can either go to windows>animation editors>graph editor, or go to the time line, click and drag over the keys you want. Then at the ends of the selection, and the middle, there should be arrows. the ones in the middle move it. the ones at the ends scale it. To move them, middle click and drag. I would recomend scaling, because then you have to put your keys at the frame numbers manualy.

to delete them, select the keys, then hit the delete key on your keyboard.


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Thank you very much.

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You can also use the Dope Sheet to move and delete keys. Benefit of using Dope Sheet is it's easier to select and edit keys for multiple objects.


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Where is the dope sheet located?

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First press F2. the dope sheet can be found by going to Window>Animation Editor>Dope Sheet


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Thanks, now I don't have to start over my bouncing ball animation anymore :-D (Hey we got to start somwhere)

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