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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an Old Orc-ish fellow
anyway, here's my last useful update to it:
Sub-D. I plan to switch back into polygons for the rest of the body... guess I was a bit too hasty to give sub-d a try.
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Looks very good so far, though could use a little more form on the chest as its too flat right now. Look forward to the rest
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BMS: Sorry, dude, but I was using Sub-D and the wires never look good in that stuff...
Anyway, went back to polys and did almost all i need to, I think. Tweaking and Unwrapping up next.
Throw some more crits my way if you get a chance
and a wire:
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Prolly crits though, I would go for that there is something odd about the face, I really cant put my finger on it. But I really shouldn't crit, there is NO way I could do anything remotely close to that.
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Perhaps the face will look a bit better when I go into more detailing, we'll have to see. Thanks for looking
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Anyway, there are some differences - just look at the wire. Any similarities are purely coincidental... I was modeling this mask
Anyway, I think I have the guy unwrapped decently... most of the unwrapping I've done was low poly so this is probably inefficient for non-game stuff
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I guess I'll try it this way this time around... mainly since I'm not sure how to split the UVs of the head into a different channel haha. Afraid we haven't gone over much of anything on the UV front in class yet.
metallicjet66: Hey man, yeah hopefully I can pull a nice shader off
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the amount of polys seems quite large...so, good luck with the uvs..
and then, are you gonna rig and animate as well??
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here is a closeup of the face:
Last edited by Funky Bunnies; 26-11-2005 at 03:50 AM.
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Those Loops are spot on!! Nice Job!! Theres just the one on the cheek, the triangular quad that I would sort or get rid of entirlely
I would suggest taking DJBlazers advice with the uv layout though.
Keep up the great work
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great model.but i think u can do more details with t he body still and fix some areas. like he has no niples modeled but he has a belly button.
and the thighs are too small.
i would make a seperate map for the head, and uv it seperately.
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