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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 06-11-2005 , 12:57 PM

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decided my last model was to easy and relied on to many other models to make it more difficult so im doing this instead should be fun!

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# 2 06-11-2005 , 01:01 PM

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hey cool ..now thats a challenge for a noob ..goodluck user added image

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# 3 06-11-2005 , 01:02 PM

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thanks yeah i know i figured i have 2 months so should be plenty of time.

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# 4 06-11-2005 , 01:03 PM

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Well, go get em!

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# 5 06-11-2005 , 01:07 PM

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Very nice choice.

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# 6 06-11-2005 , 02:10 PM

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slight work in progress just getting the basic shape down.

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# 7 06-11-2005 , 02:13 PM

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Well... My first question would be what is it your modeling?

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# 8 06-11-2005 , 02:15 PM

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lol the dyson vacum sorry yea this is a side view

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# 9 06-11-2005 , 02:33 PM

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Looks good so far. Don't believe I've seen a vacume cleaner done in 3d before.

Anyway good luck to you. user added image

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# 10 06-11-2005 , 07:38 PM

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Update**
modeling the bagless bit need somemore reference pics cant make out much detail on this part.

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# 11 06-11-2005 , 07:46 PM

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look goog. continue

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# 12 06-11-2005 , 07:54 PM

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just a quick render see if things are going ok.
please comment on anything user added image

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# 13 07-11-2005 , 10:32 AM

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if you dont know anyone with the hoover then pop into a store with a digital camera, if anyone bothers you get them to take it apart and take photos - you can say you need to know if it'll fit into your cupbaord which is a wierd shape user added image

good start though user added image

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# 14 07-11-2005 , 04:16 PM

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lol!
i dont know if i have the confidence to do that, ill find one tonight on Google user added image

thanks for the comments user added image

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# 15 07-11-2005 , 05:13 PM

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dont forget yahoo images, most might be similar to google but you sometimes get a few good pics in.
also dont forget the dyson website www.dyson.com as it has technical info and some diagrams on the inner workings - you can zoom in on flash movies too...