| Search (advanced search) | ||||
Use this Search form before posting, asking or make a new thread.
|
|
04-11-2014, 07:15 AM
Post: #1
|
|||
|
|||
Lynda - Rendering Interiors in Maya
![[Image: QamUsnazYic7IL2ENhNJqQ7nT18J2tZT.jpeg]](http://dump.bz/storage0/0214/QamUsnazYic7IL2ENhNJqQ7nT18J2tZT.jpeg) English | Apr 08, 2014 | .MP4 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, mono | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720, 15.00 fps® | 631 MB Genre: E-learning[/center] Light has more qualities than you think: temperature, brightness, and diffusion, just to name three. When it comes to replicating it in the digital world, you need strong materials and lighting tools, and Maya offers both. Learn how to replicate three unique lighting setups in interior scenes, starting with direct daylight. After you produce the daylight renderings, Adam Crespi shows how to light the scene with interior lights suitable for night or dusk shots, and then use sky portals to create soft indirect light that blooms through the windowswindows. He follows up with rendering specular, mask, and ambient occlusion passes, and then shows how to composite the renderings in both Adobe After Effects and The Foundry Nuke. Topics include: Creating and applying materials with luster and shine Creating a mental ray Daylight system Casting light from interior fixtures Lighting with sky portals Creating an ambient occlusion rendering pass Fine-tuning Final Gather and lighting Compositing in Nuke and After Effects Adding depth of field, highlights, and glow Screenshots ![[Image: cMktaGsjbTyCJQAtEntoDvxYd1ZzKEyX.jpg]](http://dump.bz/storage0/0414/cMktaGsjbTyCJQAtEntoDvxYd1ZzKEyX.jpg) ![[Image: di-K1B6_zpsd6404f85.gif]](http://i1310.photobucket.com/albums/s650/shakir74/di-K1B6_zpsd6404f85.gif) If get link die or problem with unrar file , send request to >>>[[[Reported by Members as URL Shortener! Post the actual link!]]]<<</124uJzh Use 7zip for unrar if you get "Max 260 character" error Password for Unrar : tut4dl Code: [b][Uploaded][/b] |
|||
