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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I'm not sure the scrolls under the porch fit that well, they look a little overlarge and simplified compared to the rest of the scene detail.
I will be watching this with interest.
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jsprogg:
always helps early on when you know your going down the right track i might have another look at the scrools in the door way (they are the one ur talking about tright the ones which are part of the door?) anywayz thanks heaps i really appreciate it
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Can I ask you to post your Paris links in the Resources Lounge under architecture, that would be a help to the site!
will be keeping a watch on this one
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Jay: deffinately i didnt know there was a post to that but ill get right on it
arran: art nouveau paris subway entrances thanks heaps i am still going to create one more building to create a full scne and i was running a tad short of reference you can only search so many times for "paris streets" lol thanks heaps
once again thanks heaps for the crits does mean a lot
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p.s (sorry about the size but i wanted you to see a full size mock-up of the final shot)
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Your building blocks look great!
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