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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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# 1 02-10-2010 , 10:50 PM

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https://simply3dworld.com/movie_pages...tml?tut_id=182

I'll let the animation speak for itself for this one.

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# 2 02-10-2010 , 11:17 PM

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Looks like it's gonna be a sweet one!

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# 3 03-10-2010 , 05:10 AM

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awesome, as soon as I have some spare change I'm going to get this one.

I'd love to see an animation tutorial on how to have a character walk/run through a scene instead of in place like a walk cycle.

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# 4 03-10-2010 , 07:19 AM

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That look's good as!

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# 5 03-10-2010 , 08:11 AM

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Great! Instead of After Effects, is it possible to use Shake instead as I don't have AE?

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# 6 03-10-2010 , 05:48 PM

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Originally posted by halfloaf
Great! Instead of After Effects, is it possible to use Shake instead as I don't have AE?

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It is the luminance depth we render out can also be used in shake.

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# 7 07-10-2010 , 10:57 AM

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Shading super .

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# 8 27-10-2010 , 02:20 PM

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Nice that, some constructive crit here for it please dont take it wrong way.

I know its a tutorial and its going to be seen by me for sure at some point user added image

, the whole animation is catchy then you are drawn from the greatness you just saw to a sudden end, I think maybe if the tutorial has the glass as it fell to the floor bounce a little and roll slightly off axis it would really add to the whole experience..

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# 9 27-10-2010 , 02:50 PM

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Originally posted by moosenoodles
Nice that, some constructive crit here for it please dont take it wrong way.

I know its a tutorial and its going to be seen by me for sure at some point , the whole animation is catchy then you are drawn from the greatness you just saw to a sudden end, I think maybe if the tutorial has the glass as it fell to the floor bounce a little and roll slightly off axis it would really add to the whole experience..

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I agree. I wanted to keep this tutorial short and let the user adapt it later. Rather than watching me cover everything. In fact the advert i created (the one this tutorial is based on) does just that user added image

Thanks for the feedback user added image

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