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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Very impresive work, The lara is like a sculpture, perfect!
Again a tutorial will be nice to have but with the wireframe it will give us reference of how the poly's are layout...like micke said...
Again Excelent work hope to see more of it....
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<a href="https://forums.simplymaya.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16675">May/June 2005 Challenge Entry</a>
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Nope. For what? This model not for game.
comon, I'm intrested. ok how long for a render (with lights)
used a smooth?
you get into texturing & character animation or more modelling?
Texturing ... yeah
I wish I could enjoy texturing, I really suck at colours, gimie a default Lambert
any day. nice bump on tha dragon.
but i was little surprised ... Do you mean that my models are perfect? I don't think so ...
depends on what you want to do with it. you can get away with a terrible mesh if it's going to be a still shot, or a distance shot.
how long you been using Max?
I also started on Max, then learned Maya, now they got me teaching Lightwave & Max, I miss Maya. too much fun. :{
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But only been in 3d modelling for about 4 months now, so guess it will take me a while.
greetz 4ng3l
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This is very nice work.
I'm still just a beginer, but working hard.
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I think what every one is telling you Pal, is that you are very talented. I also think so.but i was little surprised ... Do you mean that my models are perfect? I don't think so ...
This community consists of a wide range of skill level for Maya. Allot of us are still pretty new to it(Especially Me. He, He). Seeing you work is very inspiring and is making some us realize our own potential.
I can honestly say that your work is truly awesome!!!!
Keep up the great work and I would love to continually see more of your work.
Tony.
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used a smooth?
For example, the short movie which i made. Each frame took 5 minutes for rendering (1650 frames without title). It's terrible for me
but anyway, i was patient and you can see it now 
depends on what you want to do with it. you can get away with a terrible mesh if it's going to be a still shot, or a distance shot.
The majority of my models have a skeleton and animation. Something good, something bad, but majority.
how long you been using Max?
i don't remember ... maybe 2 years, i think ...For everybody, thank you again
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I finished my home page, if you have a time, welcome. Here it is https://home.balticom.lv/pal/index.html
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just for funsss MR 18 sek.
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I'm planning to make new design of my page, but of course i'm lazyOriginally posted by mhcannon
Great stuff on there, but is there anything newer than 2003?
anyway, i have minimum 4 years for that, because have not permission to show all my last works. And i have not too much time for own work, but i thinking about that all the time Thanks for your comments!
This is our demoreel for SG2004, have fun. This is not only my work, of course. https://www.fdice.com/sg2004/
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