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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Vertex Coordinates
I'm starting to think it's right there before my eyes and I'm too blind to see it :/
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Drag the move manipulator around, and have a blast
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I want to be able to specify a coordinate on one of the axis. I want to be able to select a vertex and enter a specific coordinate on the Y axis (for example).
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In the lower-left corner of your screen, just below the time slider, is a white box; that is the command line. Click in there, and type the following:
move -a -_ _
Before you go nuts with that, here are a few notes:
1) DO NOT type underscores in the command line; I merely put those there becase they are variables that YOU must decide.
2) Replace the first underscore with either x, y or z, depending on which axis you want to move your selection along.
3) Replace the second underscore with any number; positive or negative. Decimals are allowed.
Press enter.
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For something simple like this you can just select the verts and go to Window->general editors->component editor. go to polygons or whatever and type in whatever values you want for the xyz
the command panel doesn't work in world space so that won't get you what you probably want.
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