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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Goodbye Kreed_UK
It is my duty to tell you all that my good mate Kreed_UK is standing down as moderator!
He has personal stuff going on and was proud enough to say to us "get on with the job"
so please guys...wish him all the luck!
Thanks derek and call me for a pint or 2!
best wishes in the future
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Just turn up at the house if you ever need a few pints mate
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Kev/Dave, I'm definitely up for a pint with you guys, i'll let you know when i can make some time.
Just so it's understood, my marriage aint going anywhere & i've an 8 year old son. I wont leave coz of the hurt it will cause him, & i'm now involved with someone who i nearly married 21 years ago. Yep! 21 years ago, anyone wanna write a book on that? We split coz of parental pressure.
I hadn't seen her since then, & had no idea where she was. By sheer luck we got in touch, & it's clear the love & passion is still there. It cant go the way we want it to though, as she has 3 kids with the youngest only 8.
Life's a bummer sometimes, but we'll get on with living for today & not plan for the future.
All the best guys.
I'll pop in from time to time.
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you make sure you pop in and say hi kreed!!
you are a good kind man, and I wish you all the happiness that life should bring you.
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Hope everything goes well for you.
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That's rare these days, and I wish I had a dad as cool as you when I was a tyke
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I feel your pain my man, but Believe me, it dose get better, after 15 years of marriage and calling it quits is a pain in the ass, but what got me through it was realizing that my kids would adapt to the change as long as I kept them first and letting them know that it was not their fault, so in time they do see it was for the best, because now every one is happy. Just hang in there and always keep your head up high, Life is too short to be bummed out my manOriginally posted by Kreed_UK
Thanks guys. It's 4.25 am here at the mo, & i'm up thinking about the shit going on.
Kev/Dave, I'm definitely up for a pint with you guys, i'll let you know when i can make some time.
Just so it's understood, my marriage aint going anywhere & i've an 8 year old son. I wont leave coz of the hurt it will cause him, & i'm now involved with someone who i nearly married 21 years ago. Yep! 21 years ago, anyone wanna write a book on that? We split coz of parental pressure.
I hadn't seen her since then, & had no idea where she was. By sheer luck we got in touch, & it's clear the love & passion is still there. It cant go the way we want it to though, as she has 3 kids with the youngest only 8.
Life's a bummer sometimes, but we'll get on with living for today & not plan for the future.
All the best guys.
I'll pop in from time to time.
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