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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attaching skeleton to model
helpfull to students like me.okay i`ve 2 ? for people out there
1. i saw skeleton tutorial the ? is that how do i
attached my skeleton to my model.
2. i have 2 different polygonal objects, i want to
attached it togather in such a maner that they became
one and behave one througout my project (so they dont
show a sepration line when render it.
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first rig your skeleton with IK handles.
then you have a few choices either:
select skeleton and object and go to skin - then either smooth bind or rigid bind
Both have there good points (unless you ask kurt
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Thanks
Kevin i wana ask u a thing r u watching computer 24/7 because u just took a minute to answer what is the secrete (just kidding)
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right: Have you got your skeleton all in place and IK handles all in place?
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there are many ways to join objects
Are they even object? Heres an example with 2 cubes -
right click to show vertex - hold down v and middle mouse click it and drag it to the other vertex then it "snaps"
then you can go to polygons (highlight the vertex`s) and merge muliple vertex - or merge the edges the same way - using the merge edges tool.
loads os way to do these things mate, maybe might be good to give the old F1 button a try to look for the basic -helps so much
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Also, if you get a chance, check out Mike's character tutorials in the VIP section. Very good.
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You can select your two polygonal models and choose polygons > Combine.
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just make sure though that if you want them actually conected to either join the verts or the edges first as the Combine option will combine where the shapes are at that current timeOriginally posted by caligraphics
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You can select your two polygonal models and choose polygons > Combine.
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