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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Tumbling and grid issue
I also have an issue with the tumbling in the perspective view. I somehow managed to mess up one of my scenes so that it's not rotating around the z axis, but around some imaginary axis that is between the other axes. Is there any way of resetting the way the view is tumbling? I haven't inserted any extra cameras or anything like that.
When I'm at it I might as well ask another question concerning tumbling. Is there a quick way to change the tumble center? In Studio Tools you just click an isoparam or curve when you tumble to tumble around that point.
I hope someone has a solution to these annoying problems
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Yes
Simply select the object you want to rotate/tumble about, and hit the "F" key to focus your tumble on it
Hope that helped you a small bit.
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That helped a lot.
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I wish those commands were a little more obvious, and easy to work with, but like anything, after you do them a few times, you really never forget them
Have a good day!
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a very useful shortcuts is:
f / to make the view to selection
F (shift+f, whem capslock is disbable, u know
) / to make ALL views to selectionwhem you working with move tool, rotate, etc... hold ' x ' and use the tool to align on the grid. it's works in vexterx mode, object mode, edge modes, all modes.
you have the keys, x (align to grid), c (i don't know what's this realy do, i'm a newb too :]) and v, to align in another objects/vertex/faces/edges.
i hope that i help you.
if the questions is that hehehehe
see yah!
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