Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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07-09-2012
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Mental ray render of an old c4d model I made. I've tried lighting this in a way other than using the usual sun and sky and final gather, by using area lights with GI photons. The ceiling of the model has a window plus there is a window at the front, both have area lights, with mental ray portals plugged in. The concrete tends to make the render look dirty, so I may try a plainer material.
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Looks really nice
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Thats constructive, having a bad day are we. I think its not bad keep up the good work..............davethis is rubbish
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this is rubbish
Care to type up why you think it's "rubbish"?
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Could not agree more I would like to see more lighting you can make the mest model in the world but it will look bad without good lighting, I think you were talking about one of my scenes I think.......LOL........daveIt's nice to see lighting on the forum, you don't that often. This is a really good effort and mental ray is very tricky to get to grips with. Certainly it's much more accomplished than most other lighting attempts seen on the forum.
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Certainly not Dave. There was the previous a disparaging remark that probably came from a troll. You don't see much lighting on the forum, and I like what I see in this thread. That's all.Could not agree more I would like to see more lighting you can make the mest model in the world but it will look bad without good lighting, I think you were talking about one of my scenes I think.......LOL........dave
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