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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really loving this piece though - good work mate.
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or is that just because Maya saves jpegs as low quality?
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But yeah, I will start the REAL texture today, but probably tomorrow
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How about some closer shots?
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I'll update soon
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I haven't done anything to the sewing part itself, but I improved the wood and added hinges and made the cast Iron more visible.
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the texture on the iron doesn't look any different to the previous render
and as he said, he hasn't done anything on the sewing part itself :p
but if i'm wrong then... woops...
it's a lot easier to see with a lighter background rather than the default black one
wood texture looks cool
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no, i think BennyK is right - the texture on the metal does look stretched - almost as if the uvs are sitting on top of each other - i was thinking the same thing - it's just easier to see in this image.Originally posted by Chirone
uh benny, i don't actually think he's done any work on the textures other than the wood, the rest of the textures are just tempory placeholders
the texture on the iron doesn't look any different to the previous render
and as he said, he hasn't done anything on the sewing part itself :p
but if i'm wrong then... woops...
it's a lot easier to see with a lighter background rather than the default black one
wood texture looks cool
other than that, it's coming along nicely.
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but Chirone was right about how I have only worked on the wood so far,
.I just need to tweak the planar mapping a bit, and it should take away any noticeable stretching.
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I will try to figure that out before my next update
Here it is in the viewport:
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Here it is sans-stretching
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