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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Dave: Cheers man See you there dude!! No stretch marks for me,... its the new cream!!
Falott: Thanks, ahh the seam, there isnt one. Its all magic!! No seriously once Ive done the main texturing I then use Mayas own 3d texture paint tool, to clone over the seam at a hi resolution, save out the map and reload in to the PS file and create the bump transluscence and spec maps from it. I use a standard blinn shader with maps on the above channels and 3 point lighting rig.
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You've got some real subtle beauty in the skin.
Really cool, dude!
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Yeah, I dont want to sound blase, but keeping it that way works for me as its simple and easy on the eye, I see alot of stuff where the details are just , 'in your face' kind of thing and you are drawn to that only and miss the bigger picture all round.
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Nice....
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It's Shrek as a middle aged engineer.
Thanks Guys
Yeah Shrek was an inspiration for a part of this.
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Small Update just to show how its looking.
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Both you and Vlad know how to rock the textures
I may have to start a thread over at OUTLAWS and get you guys talkin' 'bout texture!
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Hey cheers bro, yeah get on over and post a thread, Im sure I'll reply in depth, I may even get onto the favorite band thing to annoy you too
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Enjoy
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i like the overall personality of him. id love to see him in motion.
good job
i wish the head had a little more color variation tho
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