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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Character Mapping work ^^
don't know if someone still remember several months ago, i put my character here...and now, finished animation scene and recently i am doing mapping for the whole thing...
now, just put this one first. actually, i've been testing her skin ...
and haven't finished ...u know something like eyeball , eyebrow ...i haven't done....but will do it soon...^^
however, hope u guys like it....remember this is only a test work.
here u go...
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I'm sorry, but the model doesnt match the texturing work :p, I'm looking at great looking skin, but the model breaks the realism, if you know what i mean
whatever, keep it up!!!
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As Phopojijo and MattTheMan said, the actual geometry and eyes need work, but if you can get them as good as this mapping, then it'll be a real treat indeed!
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as i mentioned that i didn't do eye part at all...but will...
and thanks for helpful advices...
and see u guys soon...
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the skin shader is amazing though.
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thanks .Originally posted by NeoStrider
i think you may need to rethink (touch on) your aim constraints, she looks a little cross-eyed.
the skin shader is amazing though.
i will take care of that....
after finishing hat part will show u guys again ^^
thanks again
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it's hard to explain...but basiclly, i made a eyeball and eyeiris and then gave them projection textures which is photo images( but for eyeball u know that vens for eyeball i painted them in cs)Originally posted by gster123
Looks really good man, How did you do the eyebrows?
and for iris no too much issues ,but the upper part eyeball should be transparent,so i used ramp mapping the eyeball and changed the value for it let the upper part eyeball looks transparent...
for light, basiclly is 5 sport lights and rendering with mentral ray with retracing.
i am still learning maya as a beginner ^^actually, i will finish my 10 month maya course two weeks later and for now, i've been doing my final animation work..^^
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What I was asking was how did you create the eye brows? Did you use maya fur?
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sorry about that ^^Originally posted by gster123
Cheers for that,
What I was asking was how did you create the eye brows? Did you use maya fur?
just a little bit tired, i've been sitting in front of my computer over 8 hours...
for eyebrow, easy...i just used a texture ...but actually, i should model it and also for eyelash as well...it's better to model it then use texture map them again...but i don't have time to do too much detailed works...so, use a lazy way...^^
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can i ask u guys something about colour ? i mean in for monitor i see this image which i mapped the colour is ok....but in someone's monitor it looks the colour intensity too strong. which means because this reason somewhere of " her" skin looks over "balck " ...
how do u guys feel ?
(because when i make map texture in cs2, i didn't modify the colour system to adobe1998 standard mode, maybe this issue causes the problem)
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