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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Well...Howdy
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I'm new here....
nm... no reason to overstate teh obvious...
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yea.. i've been reading posts, and what not around the forum for a few days now.. Sent A PM and got a Friendly responce form He whom i PM'd.. so, That being said, the resoince said alot to me abou this forum.. and i think i'll be haning aroudn fora while..
I'm new to Maya, and only have a PLE to use righnt now... so.. please.. excuse any stupid qyuestiosn i might ask.. lol..
Hope to get to know Some of you better as time goes on.. .. and.. of all teh work i've seen posted in teh last few days of my browsing.. its all pretty kick ass.. (.. is it cool to say ass here?)
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i reckon i'd have to say, the responce from you who dont knwo me, just to say " Welcome abord".. makes me proud to be a member here...
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(ok ....that was stupid..)
If the two words 'welcome abord' is enough than welcome abord! it is
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