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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Look out for post natal depression mate...best thing to do (if your job permits)..is lots of relaxing baths for her...with the old bath salts and some nice music. You will have to learn to change the nappies...and trust me the organic ones can be bloody horrible LOL, but you get used to it.
And no you smartarse Im not busy in the city of children...Im in the bush watching a cyclone form up just out of the town Im in...jeeezzzzz.
Dont worry mate, when he cries you will bloody hear it, trust me. My missus was back home within 24 hours and I was knackered...but everytime she woke...so did I, though I didnt have a boob with 30 litres of milk in it LOL so I could doze off.
Mate if you need any advice, just give me or daverave a call man, we both have 5 kids man...A Tale of Two Cities...bahahahah. Dont panic, is the big word, ask Mums and Nannas...DONT believe all the bullshit you hear and see on the internet...I was like that at first...dont do it. Trust your gut instinct man, and DONT believe what some of the medicos may tell you. My Jules has had plenty of stoushes with them, she trusted her instinct and went to her OWN trusted Doctor....keep that in mind.
Fare thee well new parents, enjoy the complexity of a new life....they are hard work...but good to have.
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I don't have any advice however I have gotten earfuls about the toll of the 3am feedings and getting no action hehe.
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You're right though, I've been waking up to every little noise now. Hell, last night I woke myself up by knocking a little bottle of baby lotion off the bed. It's getting easier as I get more used to having him around. Still having a bit of trouble with feeding him every 3 hours, but as long as I'm awake he's getting all he needs. To make up for that and try to get it steadier I've been trying to stay awake as long as my girlfriend is sleeping, ans sleep while she's awake. She seems to be doing a lot better already, been helping more and more after each of her long ass naps @Mayaniac, Miss Nova, Oz, and Genn - Thanks for the grats ;D
Also @ Genn - It's been about 3 months since I've gotten any action, so I think I can manage another little while before I snap and start making advances on things in my fridge
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