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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1) Started off with nurbs like normal
2) Arms are modeled sepearately but in postion
3) Yes same as normal.... use polys for adding edges... sub-ds for pulling and pushing
4) arm took about 2 in a half hours
M when the Cd tut comes out it goes through every thing i do when I model nurbs- polys-Sub-ds.
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then you can hide the sudD and just animate the low poly verson..
makes animation lots faster
also this alows you to split your highrez model into smaller peices and asign them as wrap deformers individually.
this can save alot of memory if youre makeing morph targets for example.. (then you whould do them on the head only and not the whole body)
this can be done with the whole body too
this can also be done with a nurbs highrez but it takes a bit more work doing the lowrez poly version..
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hm.. i explain like sh*t
hope you get it.. if not, feel free to tell me and i'll explain it better
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yeah eagle look= coolOriginally posted by Kurt
more of a eagle tallon look
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Kev, you rock buddy=)
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I played with the shape a bit more.... made him lankier.. the wings should add a lot...
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.. heheh. I really like the whole upper body on this model.. along with the feet .
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