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
I know nothing about using tangents...but I have 2 other tricks up my sleeve that you can try:
1) Keyframe 2 frames in a row; the first frame being the LAST frame of the FIRST "scene," the second being the FIRST frame of the SECOND "scene." A rather makeshift 'cut'...
Pros/Cons:
+ This involves using only one camera, and is therefore simple to do
- Not exactly certain if this is safe to do this with just one camera...
2) Set up separate cameras to render the different "scenes."
Pros/Cons:
+ Absolutely certain that what could potentially go wrong as above CAN NOT happen with this
- More work
- More cameras to manage
- More renders to do (but, essentially, the same total render time)
- Having to piece the seperate scenes back together in some video-altering program like After Effects
Or you can wait until someone that has knowledge about tangents is able to help you out...but I hope I helped ^.^
im starting to learn after effects. this may sound dumb, but do i have to render first or import my scene straight into after effects and render there???
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