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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Warehouse with sunstreams !!
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Textures need improving : Especially the planks that are too repetitive...
Pay attention also on the lighting...maybe yours is too "flat" and if it's supposed to be inside of the warehouse, some areas should be darker (the shadowed areas...)
Add dirt, rust to your textures...and there it is...
Keep working on !
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but those light rays.. are those modeled? im wondering because i dont see any shadows anyware.. also, where are the lightrays coming from? is there a windows on the house of screen?
if yore gonna do lightrays try useing lightfog if you havent already.. that alot easyer than modeling them and the shadows show up too
if you get the shadows and light goning the repetition of textures wont be as notable either
glas shader looks pretty good however notice that the area of the bottels that are intercecting on the lowest shelf are black.
you may need to up the "refraction" attribute under raytracing in the render globals..
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I used environment fog...and I wonder whether you don't see the shadows...because there are shadows.
the light is coming through the spaces between the wood planks.
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should do something about the wood....looks stretched..nice goin' keep at it
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