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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crappy crappy crap crap
c&c please
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any ways mate...no its not bad at all, a good start indeed!
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oh yeah, I didn't post a bigger image because close up it looks really bad.
getting tired. six hours non stop
sorry no pics but my photoshop is going ape. and to post them by just print screen is too big. soon...
c ya i'm off to bed now
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and hey...its not crapy crap. it is nice crap
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holidays hehe......
some pictures for you.
and yep hard enges are hard to make. i just split a few times close to each other wherever i want a harder edge but i will convert to subds later and then clean it up. i just wanted to try out that technique.
c ya
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GREAT start man!
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split/tweak/split/tweak/split/tweak..........
i wont't recommend using cps for cars to anyone but since i have started i'll continue.
went backwards a bit and worked a bit on the bonnet. as you can see it is not very pretty but ill get there.
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me no like it very much.
well i am working rough and loose and focus on tweaking everything right later. added some decor to the hood and bumper. i think i will need to backtrack a bit and revert back to the older version. unless you think otherwise of course. any c&c?
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