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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13-01-2012
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still this project and hope finish this in this time.
software: maya2012 64bit and mentalray, adobe photoshop cs4, uvlayout v2 pro
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still this project and hope finish this in this time.
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hahaha, why red?Will the brick wall be colored red in the end?
what does PO mean?
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Well, that crimson color of brick. Like...hahaha, why red?
what does PO mean?
of course it could just be left white if it doesn't need to be like a normal brick wall, just that there's too much white in that room. O_o
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sorry my English till bad. i'm already fix title.hahaha, why red?
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SilverFeather: you're right. it's very gray we need something differents and make some fixs and thanks.
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Awesome, but 1st one's light seems kind of unnatural (over the bed) - maybe because the window isn't done / needs a sunny exterior aspect.fix bed and curtain color look all style better than before.
Second one looks good, but there's a white object that is probably not textured.
The brick wall looks awesome. But I see some texture stretching bottom corner left. Or is that a glass chair?
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its a plastic chair. its refraction.But I see some texture stretching bottom corner left. Or is that a glass chair?
maybe try adding some DOF you could even do it in maya if you have time to kill.
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17-01-2012
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Well, I never saw transparent chairs, but yeah I thought it might be refraction. Was hard to spot at first and it looked like the texture was stretched.its a plastic chair. its refraction.
maybe try adding some DOF you could even do it in maya if you have time to kill.
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But looks very awesome, even the TV.
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