Substance Painter
In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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Maya Default Background Render color
I am trying to render a series of bitmaps in Maya in order to import them to flash MX 2004. The result is excellent but I cannot achive (in the bitmaps background) the desired color... The Background that I use in my flash project (www.digitalabs.gr) is (R:167, G:160, B:148). I tried to render my scene without a background, and the images have the Default background color that is Black. Is there a way, in Maya, to change that default background render color to (R:167, G:160, B:148)? I remember in 3d max there was an environmental setting that could do that, but in Maya I havent found it so far. Or, is there another technique in order to achieve the desired result?
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View->Camera Attribute Editor...->Environment
You'll find a color swatch there that you can set.
That'll do donkey... that'll do...
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Regretfully, I studied Computer Science instead of Computer Graphics. That one word that made all the difference!
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