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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part 3 is still alive, at https://members.aol.com/heikestone1/fire03.wmv
in this i am dressed as a ninja
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Its kinda funny - but whatever you kids are thinking ... "dont...for fuc* sake ...try this at home"
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lets hope not though!!! Alan
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.. lol. About the hair though, that is pretty cool and i know an easy solution to doing it. Get anything thats plastic or paper with wax coating and is kinda thick (That can bend). Put gel in your hair that can hold its position once its dry.. just wrap it around the base of your hair, put tape at the back and let your hair that comes out of the top flop down.. then wait for it to dry... should give you a nice effect like that. Im still laughin about you settin yourself on fire.. did you have any burns?
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other than that i been fine
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you guys are fire fanatics
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I wont ever do it but i know there are protective gels the pro use... if you are planing to ever put yourself in fire again do yourself a favor frist and ask and buy that stuff so you can soak your body and your frist layer of clothes in it...
The frist video looked like afterwards my avatar would be cuter than you...
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. And yea, i know how it is when something melts to your hand.... ouch.
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since its so hot here he left the spaceship and moved to live in my house ... Just dont tell him hes ugly... he doesnt takes those things too well
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