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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20-06-2003
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I need some Criticism
Any and all comments are welcomed.
- Matt
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Its kinda hard to answer what it is, Its something we use at work. I'm not even fully sure what it all does.
But it's attached to a robotic arm. It's moved around a piece of glass to apply glue.
I'm gonna make the robot later.
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21-06-2003
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,, but looks Awsome
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21-06-2003
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Its kinda hard to tell, but that's a piece of glass in the bottom-left corner.
Still gotta add some plastic tubing and the robotic arm.
If I ever get the entire thing finished, I will animate for demo.
So any thoughts on the texturing or lighting?
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27-06-2003
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The glass sucks because i didn't make it right. Oh well.
I made this video using a progam that i found. It took all my images and made them into a vide0o real easy. I see that some people use AffterEffects, but I don't have it. So used the program "TMPGEnc". It creates mpeg videos.
It can be found HERE if you want to check it out.