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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Yeah absolutely, I cant see it as a problem, my worry really was aimed at people who might subscribe to 3dSK for their reference material and then post it here innocently. Their stuff is copyrighted, so it was things like that, that was the concern.
Yeah if David could chime in that would be cool!! DAAAAVEEE!!
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Apologies for not making my original post clear.
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I've been using the topo thread a fair bit (god knows i need it!). But instead of just using fine examples to make a new thread it would be good to see the comments on peoples mistakes to learn from them. Perhaps when the thread gets long winded it would be an idea to cut it up, reorder and make a purely reference thread that has ordered questions, examples and responses so you don't have to scroll all over the place to view relevant images and the same issues aren't addressed all over the place.
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huh?Originally posted by j5ive
Just to clarify, I originally meant for a thread of topology (shaded wireframe shots, orthographic views) as references,
whats the difference to the current topology thread?
doesnt sound like you are looking for refs...
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For the record I think it would be good to see a topology thread sticky in a "universal WIP" section on the new site, so other softwares can post up rarther than just one software.
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gster...I think universal topo thread is good, once the site merges thats a good idea. As topo is more an arbitary issue anyway so that would make sense.
We'll keep things as is for now, without adding confusion. After all its a 'Simply' site :bandit:
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