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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Austin 7 Chummy 1927
i'm first time here and all works are great.
This is my last work!!!
Maya nurbs patch modeling, not trimed
This particular car is officially known as an 'Austin Seven Type AD tourer', but always referred to as a 'Chummy'. This one left the Austin factory at Longbridge, near Birmingham, in October 1927.
Any comment would be very helpfull, so please feel free to post comments.
i hope you like it?
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have you got a wire frame shot of this ??? - it be nice to see it.
(and no i`m not asking because i want him/she to prove if he/she made the model
- not derected at you Sasa_Drobac )
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thanks for nice comments,
regarding lights, i used only 7 area lights positioned round of circle between two half sphere [something like doom env]. also, i used HDRIenv map for GI.
this is a wireframe screenshot of the same model....
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5 stars from me
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thanks for nice comm.
needed time for modeling [because i worked with nurbs patches is abt. 2 weeks, for textures, shaders & lights 2 week also, but not full time
Now, i'm going to start to render anim cam....
see you later...
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Nice looking model. I am a poly modeller, but I feel that I should use NURBS a bit more than I currently do, especially pathc modelling. Nice Render also, Mental Ray I take it or did you use another render engine?
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i prefer Maya software render and RenderMan, but in this case i used Mental ray render, because i did not satisfied with shadows with Maya software render. That's because is car to high, with an ambOccl shader (Mental Ray) as you can see i got nice clean shadows.
Nurbs patches is my main geometry.
Polygons (anyone can work with it, because you can learn polys with 2-3 days). My visa is: when you learned nurbs geo, the others geometry is peace of cake.
so, i'll post 2 new thread now, that's nurbs also
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1st of all - thanks everybody for nice comments and suggestions.
so, now i rerendered this work again and i have to share it with you.
i hope you like it.
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