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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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# 1 24-12-2003 , 08:06 AM

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From the tutorial here https://www.thehobbitguy.com/tutorial...ing/index.html

This is the first model I have tried, been reading tutorials for 3 days to learn what I can hehe
Anyways C&C as you all say user added image

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# 2 24-12-2003 , 08:09 AM

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all in all it took about 4 hours when I actually sat down to do it... I had a hard time finding something I thought I could handle.

here is my wire pic.

Also want to thank everyone here with tutorials up, they helped soo much, wish it wasn't x-mas time so I could get some vip ones :p

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# 3 24-12-2003 , 10:50 AM

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It's good for your first model, somethings to note though would be to do a bigger render next time (600x450) should suffice with production antialiasing on. I would try and sort the seam that is down the middle of the face. I did this tuorial as well about a year and a half ago and it is worth trying to fix that seam

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well done and keep trying

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# 4 24-12-2003 , 11:41 AM

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reminds me of this guy.

Ide say fix the line, and the mesh looks too thick in my opinion. But its good.

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# 5 24-12-2003 , 01:23 PM

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looks like you have the idea good..

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# 6 24-12-2003 , 03:49 PM

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Thanks for the comments!

The seam down the middle was much more pronounced to start with, and I didn't render it at all yet, will try that and see how it looks after I fix the mouth a little and that blasted seam.

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