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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Well, I mean, you know ... critters are organic.Originally posted by tariqrf
is it me or why am i doing things like this and others doin organic stuff?????????
However M´s guidelines do allow for robotic creatures, so keep on with your dragon-fly mate.
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! You might need to work on the width of his forearms and lower legs... they seem to me to be a bit to skinny for the shape of his torso.
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. Just yea the front of his body is a bit too "brickish".. you may want to make it go in more of a V shape for his body. And then you have the arms and legs, like jb said, they need more style (thicker and more like a forearm). One other thing.. you may want to add some more definition to his stomache area.. but your model is definately taking shape!Tariqrf.. this is coming along great! This challenge does allow robotic critters.. as even though critters are supposively organic I consider robotic machines that are small "critters"..
. As for your model.. its coming along great, just its quite repetative. Is this the general shape that the mesh is going to be? I think its a wonderful start and already looks great..just it could use some more tubes and maybe hydrolics under the wings and stuff . Keep it up to both of ya!
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