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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Another Noobie Tutorial Question.
Which would be the one to start with? I have 0 3d experience...
I watched one on making a cartoon doggie, (Didn't try it, just watched it) and it seemed easy enough, some of the shortcuts He was doing I do not know (adding isobars?) but it seemed relitavely simple...
Could somone give me a bit of advice on where to start (on this website) to begin learning?
I would love to drop some cash to buy some of the other tutorials here, but dont want to "Skip" something that would be important for me to learn by just trying some of the more advanced ones.. I'm also scared i'll spend cash on something I wont be able to follow...
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For example.
If you want to learn how to model start off with trying the dog. Then once you feel comfrotable move on to some of the vip tuts or dvds.
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Kurt: Thats cool, I was just scared I would "Skip" something important that I needed to know later... I guess Maya Isn't like that... I have a few books on order now from Amazon about Maya: Fundimentals and Modeling...
Goose: I must have missed them, the only tutorials I saw were the ones when you open up maya that shows you a bit about the interface.. Is that the ones your talking about? If I go to help/tutorials it just links me to the alias website - Which unless im just not looking in the correct place is much lower quality than these...
Steven...
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They are free, afterall.
But yes, it'd be a good idea to get the hang of navigating the interface first and foremost.
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