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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Let me know if you see some other problems.
The arms were a pain !
(dancing around first render with MR. It was probably over kill for something like this but I wanted to SEE !)
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Only bit I can see is in the centre of the tail, looks a little odd, but maybe that's just the way the mesh moves.
Really looking forward to the textures!
And nice to see you got the mray GI working nicely too
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The skin has bean riped of that middle part of the tail. Hears a close up.. the bones are not round enufe.. but that will change.
oh yeah the skin is supposed to droop down, but there is a lattis deformer for that, that is not active.
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It doesn’t look like much but there are a lot of convex and concave geo there..
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:love:It doesn’t look like much but there are a lot of convex and concave geo there..
it sure looks like a lot to me. But then I have watched it grow.shrink, divide, and render ever render.
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map on Baby...:thumbsup:
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However, I do not think there are many, if any, that would not agree, pony has real talent. So, biased or not he is good.
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When I first UV mapped this one it toke about 40 hours. If I did it agin I'm sure I could do it under 10 now.. much less if I redid the model also. But don't ask me to try because I'm to tired of it after cleaning up all the problems from not having a good plan.
Are you texturing the tank now ? Think I will pop buy the thread and look, when I get back up.
Pony'sGirl,, (grins) winks.
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edit, Haha. I did a brain fart and posted this on the end of my thread. I had to move it.
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C+C if you like on the colors. its very simple at the moment I will of corse be doing a lot more with it.. but like I don't think the color on the muscles is working very well at all.
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