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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Money Conversion
I was thinking of buying points but I am in Europe, and the conversion from pounds you have is way out of whack.
At today's rates 30 pounds is 32.60 euro, not 44 plus euro.
Will look elsewhere.
Cheers Stan
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30.00 British pounds sterling = 44.02 US dollars
30.00 British pounds sterling = 32.38 Euros
30.00 Euros = 40.79 US dollars
its just the way things are right now...good luck if you get a better deal
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go to Buy Points (35points) pounds = 30
change it to euro- do again euro = 44.6
go to https://www.xe.com/ and convert
30.00 GBP = 32.3903 EUR
Cheers Stan
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11.00 EUR = 10.1777 GBP
it is one third more paying in Euros.
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how is that 11 difference? You have 11 EUR and it equals 10.18 GBP, that's not an 11 difference, thats like .90 difference which isn't even a whole.Originally posted by ixnl
11 Euros difference isn't a hair.
11.00 EUR = 10.1777 GBP
it is one third more paying in Euros.
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I think that some of you may have read the op's post wrong; he is pointing out that for a £30 tutorial, it is reasonable to pay around 32 euros (based on conversion rates), not the 44 that the site charges.
He has made a fair point,
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