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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I'll have to ask her where she gets her bikini waxing done!
Excellent work though!
10k polys for the new games eh?
Hrrmmmmm.
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Just wondering how many hours do you think you've put into the modelling and texturing so far? She seems to have come a long way and so quickly.
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Yeah, she's kinda skimpy, isn't she? I bet that alone will help sell this thing! lol Let's see... I'd estimate...
modeling - approx. 8-10 hours
texturing - approx. 12 hours or so
Not sure, though, as it's like... 2 hours here, 3 hours there... over the course of a couple weeks.
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360- https://www.mtmckinley.net/book2/jane3.rar 1.6mb
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But what about the knees ,, they look like they wont fold right when animated? like they may need a little more attention or geometry so no texture stretching or mesh creasing will not take place
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As far as the hair goes, wouldn't mind seeing her in blond
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Rendered the hair color looks really good! Nice posing too 
All the best for the new year.
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She is hot!
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Not posted on this one for a bit, so its nice to see your 'final'. I really like it.
Its weird when I look at game characters because my first reaction is to want to smooth it all off and get rid of the 'sharpness'. I suppose this it what happen when you create hi res characters constantly - the stark contrasts between the two styles.
Excellent job again Mike and good luck with the new book.
oh and happy new to you all
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