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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but it looks awesome
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Cheers dude, this model was a tough one as I was going for a dirty sunburnt kind of look, he's better than this now anyway, well hes finished really, just waiting to rig it. Cheers for the comments, later
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This is the final, notice the scars and stuff are slightly different to the previous image too. This guy has a small part in my project but has still had the same treatment as the main characters.
Enjoy the image.
Tip; I dont know how many of you know this, but if you have a seam problem, use the Maya 3d texture paint tool in Clone mode, set to dynamic and go round your seams, like the Clone tool in photoshop, then save your texture and pick it up in your Maya directory and put it in with the rest of your textures so its organised and not here and there!!! This is a real time saver and cuts out the ball ache too!! Have fun!!
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but great work
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Ya think so!! Strange, 2 different people, two different textures, veeerrry different meshes, maybe all my friends are clones!!
Cheers dude
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Finished head with Goggles, enjoy!! Will post the whole thing once I've sorted composites out, that will be in finished.
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