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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help please
I am looking to model characters, now i dont work in Maya, i work in Cinema 4D, but there isnt that many in fact none (that i know of) tutorials for character modelling.
I saw the ninja character modelling tut which you can download. But i would like some advice first, is it box modelling in maya or point to point modelling.
I know i can do a work around from MAX tutorials but i dont know about maya
Any advice would be great
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welcome so SM, i really dont know how to respond to your post mate. First of all, like you said this is a Maya forum so trying to find Cinema tuts here, not the ideal place.
However, there are so many helpful people on this site, and most use or have used at some point all programs. So i personally can't help you im afraid, but others will be able to.
Good luck
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I really want to model characters and this site is the only one i have really seen with character downloads. so would the download videos of the character modelling be of box modelling similar to the free character model tutorial in the download section.
Hope this makes sense
what is the ninja character modelling like, is it good not so good
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I dont know how any other program works so i cant say do it like this or like that. But im guessing the techniques are all the same.
Eventually some1 will post, and answer your prayers.
try this site
www.learning-maya.com
has bundles of tutorials on all subjects, that maybe about to shed some light.
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I just started learning 3D Studio max and ive found that all techniques are pretty similar. If you know Cinema 4d pretty well you should have no problem using one of the character movies on this site for reference.
Im afraid i haven't done any of the high poly characters so i cant guide you there. the low poly ones are good. All the tutorials ive used (about 5) have all been the same top quality.
Hope this helps
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https://area.autodesk.com/index.php/t...g_hand_part_1/
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Kratch thanks for the link
Cheers guys i let you know how it goes with the ninja dvd
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