Rendering

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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# 1 18-07-2005 , 05:20 PM

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I am following Matt's rendering tutorial. When I click "Batch render" I get an error "Cannot find an available port".

Does anyone have any suggestions or solutions? Thanks!

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# 2 27-07-2005 , 03:19 PM

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Are you using a networked, or a firewalled machine?

Imagination is more important than knowledge.

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# 3 01-08-2005 , 02:17 PM

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It is firewalled. I figured out the problem that I had to grant access to Maya to connect to the internet for it to batch render. Thank you for your help and response!

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# 4 24-08-2005 , 09:57 PM

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i am failed in rendering can any one help me

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# 5 17-09-2005 , 10:57 AM

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im a noob in maya i have been working on a head modelling technic. how do i get a screen shot of my workspace only, not the entire window screen shot . ill be glad to know.

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# 6 17-09-2005 , 02:07 PM

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If you have a MAC it will be different than a PC. With a PC you hit print screen on your keyboard, then go into photoshop or whatever photo editing program you have, create a new document and then click edit - paste and it will paste the screen shot. Then crop your workspace.

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