Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
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I thought you ment that, here is a render with those setting............dave
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Still needs a little tweeking and still got a nice latch to do, most of the rest of the model will be easy I think so hope to have this finish with in a week...............dave
Edit:Latch nearly done have to stop as Im having a drink
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No worries mate, looks much better. Have a tinker anyway with the settings, as they will be scale related depending on your scene size units etc. Every model you do will require a different setting if you want a good AO output. Its not just a case of apply and render. You could increase the AA again to 1 and 3
Overall real good. Wires are looking good too, nice and clean.....
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ahhhaaa....something you'll need to get some practice on if you wanna make better zbrush sculpts in the future......hardsurfaced or organic, its just about the quad but its about the edgeflow they have too
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Trying to get a move on done the front machine gun..........dave
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Got a little done, I think the thing in the middle is a speaker?............dave
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Not much of a update but had to rebuild the gun support so it would fit.............dave
Edit:yes I am using the edge flow that Jay has in his Mustang post, Had to take out the edges as I forgot to make quads see last pic
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