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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Ok well this just gives me more time to work on my raytracer so w.e
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CAR???
A photorealistic fantasy vehicle(or concept vehicle) would be more interesting...no?
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sorry 'bout that, peeps.
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Topic: Photorealistic Inorganic Object
Modeling: Any method
Max Polys: 1919387410923894710293847
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Renderer: Any (Mental Ray, Maxwell, Indigo :p, VRay)
Modeling Prog: Any (Maya, 3ds Max, Lightwave, Silo... etc)
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I'll make the challenge thread. If you want, you can render in Ingido, gives great results easy, and my script works (I'm actually adding support for meshlights and physical sky now)
but if I were you I'd use Maxwell. I'm gonna get it soon because of the amazing results that Maxwell users are getting, and, in particular- I LOVE this one-
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Monster or Undead contest!
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Time Limit: Unannounced
please read the guidelines noted below:
Diffuse refers to color, alpha refers to transparency, normal refers to Tangent space normal map, bump refers to bump map, and spec refers to specular map.
All included models, textures and ideas are required to be your own.
Main Focus Monster/Undead
Limit: 8000 tri
Texture: diffuse Map: 1024*1024
AlphaMap: 1024*1024
BumpMap: 1024*1024
NormalMap: 1024*1024
SpecMap: 1024*1024
Environment:
Foliage (Optional)
Limit: 12000 tri
Texture: diffuse Map: 512*512
AlphaMap: 512*512
BumpMap: 512*512
NormalMap: 512*512
SpecMap: 512*512
Environment:
Man Made
Limit: 12000 tri
Texture: diffuse Map: 1024*1024
AlphaMap: 1024*1024
BumpMap: 1024*1024
NormalMap: 1024*1024
SpecMap: 1024*1024
Environment:
Rocks, rivers, Etc. (optional)
Limit: 2000 tri
Texture: diffuse Map: 1024*1024
AlphaMap: 1024*1024
BumpMap: 1024*1024
NormalMap: 1024*1024
SpecMap: 1024*1024
Environment:
Other Creatures (Optional)
Limit: 2000 tri per creature
Texture (Per Creature): diffuse Map: 1024*1024
AlphaMap: 1024*1024
BumpMap: 1024*1024
NormalMap: 1024*1024
SpecMap: 1024*1024
If you are interested please tell me!
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a visionary animal...
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**You must portray the proceedings from your first imagination of the animal**
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