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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here is the image
[IMG]C:\Documents and Settings\Ben Karon\My Documents\Ben's drawings\katana stage I.bmp[/IMG]
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then near the end of the page that comes up click on browse and selct the image you want to post
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bottom of page> post reply> down to bottom> attatch file> browse> open the file.
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. Hope you get it working though seeing I want to see your progress, i love swords, katanas especially.
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HOORAY!! I CAN PARTICIPATE!
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I was browsing through the futuristic robot competition where I noticed that there was some kind of eagle thing with only a final render-no progress images. since I couldn't post for awhile, the pictures I posted were the latest...
do you need my progress images?
if you need a view of the modelling window, which I will happily provide, you'll have to tell me how to do a screen capture of the window (not a render) because I don't know how.
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this puts a copy of the current window in the clipboard - you can paste into a new photshop etc document and crop it down to whatever you want.
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Yeah, but no but yeah but no....
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that will work too but if you press ALT it will take a screen shot ONLY of the apliaction on Focus and nothing else...Originally posted by z1mmnd14
You dont even have to press ALT, just Print Screen will do
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. Please, I am aware of the other models and will take that into account. Just remember, that the reason i ask that is because some would just take a model they made over a long period of time, and post a final render, or just another image on the web. A wireframe would show me you made it, and the progress shots would of been even better from the start of the competition. Anyways, its fine this time.. but now that you know how to post images, hopefully it will be fine from now on. BTW, my nickname is M .
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