Substance Painter
In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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12-06-2014
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simple white background
https://media.designconnected.com/vfs...876d782080d083...
it should look like this... pretty simple... my problem ist that my raytrace shadows do not want to work like this and also i want to avoid a border edge in the back that is caused by my lighting everytime...
i think it is not much work actually but i am too stupid for this i think...my chair model is ready so i only need the background... could someone make me a backgoround like on the pic? that would be so great and i would save much time...
thanks in advance!
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The whole thread
https://simplymaya.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40432
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on the other method i have the feeling everything what i do is wrong...:/
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render setup
I made a simple scene in maya2011 with all items necessary for your needs. It is set up in linear workflow how I use it on regular basis at our studio. Please have a look at the hypershade. I made a bookmark for you there called "setup". Here you can see all the shader, camera and environment connections. Please also take a look at the renderGlobals. The settings there depend on what is to be rendered (reflection/refraction counts, quality etc). Don´t mind the poor outcome of the rendering since I didn´t invest any time in tweaking the shaders, hdri (which is quickly made in photoshop), and scene overall. But I hope it clearly demonstrates how to devide beauty from reflections and shadows from a technical point of view.
If anyone points to -> why not use render passes? Unless we get an updated version of maya in the studio I stopped trying to make use of render passes in linear workflow a long time ago since autodesk never got the programming right.
things to have a look at:
1) Hypershade - bookmark:setup
2) renderGlobals
3) overrides and settings in the shapeNodes of the objects
4) renderlayers
Hope that helps!
Good luck!