Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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loft + dirtmap test
i want to know if you guys are just as impressed as i am.
on a realism scale from 1 - 10(real)??
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i tested a sort ambient occlusion render on this one
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that could be caused by my settings for the dirtmapOriginally posted by mhcannon
I don't know that it looks like dirt, but it does create a nice old time photo grainy look.
i just left them stock
but the amazing thing with these is that there are no lights in thoes renders, not even the default light, everything is turned off.
it gathers light info based on the objects with the shader on them.
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Amazing that there are no light though..
Where is the best place for info on dirtmaps & sss shaders ?
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"Subsurface Scattering
All non-metallic materials are translucent to some degree. This means that light scatters inside the material before being either absorbed or leaving the material at a different location. This phenomenon is called subsurface scattering. "
so, it's the scattering effect you'd see in marble, or with skin... *crawls off to sleep*
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the model is not mine, i just made it move.
martial arts style