| Substance Bonus Tools with mental ray This video describes how to render substances using mental ray in Maya 2012 thanks to the Substance Bonus Tools from Allegorithmic. More information on www.allegorithmic.com By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 4 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| What is a CG light? Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 6 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Maya 2011 Dielectric Material Tutorial Glass is one of the most beautiful materials on earth. You will always be searching for a way to replicate this magnificent material as a CG element. Get started on the right foot with using the Mental Ray Dielectric material to create glass and water effects in this tutorial. The dielectric_material is a quirky animal and has many adjustments to make before you get a superb result. Learn the basics of glass and water now because you will be using them often! Enjoy! By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 5 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| The Physical Sun and Sky network: Lighting and Rendering Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 8 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Working with mental ray lights Light and Shadows using mental ray By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 5 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Introducing render layers: Lighting and Rendering Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Maya Mental Ray Caustics Tutorial Alright, after so much anticipation of creating a lighting tutorial in Maya, I'm back with a proper and easily understandable video lesson regarding the advanced lighting concepts of Caustics. The Video lesson is about 20 minutes and contains the understanding of the Maya's Mental Ray system shaders and ligthing techniques. Caustic effect is a very important and a remarkable effect which is very much required in creating realistic looking glass effects.I'm Prantic and i'll be your instructor throughout the whole video.The Topics in the video can be categorized as follows:1. Intro: Discussing "what is caustics?" with examples2. Creating basic caustic effect using Maya's own default material nodes3. Discussing about Photon transmission, GI/Caustics4. Creating Caustics with Mental Ray materials5. Ways and Tips to make Renders times faster6. Conclusion: Showing mental ray renders with properties and Photon Map Visualizer.A photon map� is a technique to generate the indirect illumination effects of caustics and global illumination when you render with the mental ray renderer. When it calculates indirect illumination, the mental ray renderer traces photons emitted from a light. The photon is traced through the scene, being reflected or transmitted by objects, until it strikes a diffuse surface. When it strikes a surface, the photon is stored in the photon map. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 4 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Global Illumination Photons: Lighting Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included.A photon map� is a technique to generate the indirect illumination effects of caustics and global illumination when you render with the mental ray renderer. When it calculates indirect illumination, the mental ray renderer traces photons emitted from a light. The photon is traced through the scene, being reflected or transmitted by objects, until it strikes a diffuse surface. When it strikes a surface, the photon is stored in the photon map. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 2 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| How to Render Wireframes in Maya This video goes over how to do a wireframe render pass using Mental Ray in Maya. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Maya tutorial - Mental Ray Caustics This is my first tutorial. The tutorial is about how to make an object look like glass using Mental Ray Caustics. I have to apologise for the huge gap near the middle, I just completely messed that section up. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 2 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Introducing render passes: Lighting and Rendering Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 5 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Creating Global Illumination in mental ray In this video tutorial, you will learn how to illuminate a scene using the global illumination. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Depth of Field in Mental Ray You will learn to achieve Depth of Field using mental ray. There are two ways you can achieve this. The first one is using the regular Maya DOF and the second one using Shaders. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 6 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| MAYA Mental Ray This is a quick mental ray introductory video for Maya 3d. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 4 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Irradiance Particles in mental ray: part 2 In this video, from Introduction to Rendering with mental ray in Autodesk Maya 2009, we will continue to become familiar with the new Irradiance Particles feature from the latest version of mental ray. Learn how to start working with Irradiance Particles and lower your render times while balancing out the render quality of your image using custom techniques and settings. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Intro to Rendering in Mental Ray / Maya 2011 - 01 The first in a series where we will explore all aspects of rendering in mental ray using Maya 2011. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 4 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Irradiance Particles in mental ray: part 1 In this video, from Introduction to Rendering with mental ray in Autodesk Maya 2009, we will continue to become familiar with the new Irradiance Particles feature from the latest version of mental ray. Learn how to start working with Irradiance Particles and lower your render times while balancing out the render quality of your image using custom techniques and settings. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 4 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Global illumination: Lighting and Rendering in mental ray Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Photorealistic Anisotropy with mental ray: Part 2 In this video, from Introduction to the Hypershade in Maya 2009 , learn how to properly use the anisotropic features of the mental ray architectural material. By taking full advantage of this powerful feature, you can create incredibly realistic metallic surfaces that can mimic rough, brushed metals commonly seen across many real world objects. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 6 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Motion Blur in Mental Ray You will learn to use motion Blur using the Mental Ray renderer. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Maya 2011 Gold Metallic Mental Ray Shader Tutorial Gold is an elusive element to re-create because it's shiny and predictable but only when you take into account the actual lighting in the your scene. So set up a few lights and learn how to create a Golden Mental Ray Metallic Shader in this tutorial by Stuart Christensen. This shader should serve as a starting point for you to add the golden touches to your scene. Remember, gold is awesome because of the way it looks in different kinds of light so keep that in mind as you play around with the parameters of this cool Mental Ray Shader. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 6 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| mental ray area lights in Maya Maya 2011 Lighting and Rendering in mental ray with Eric Keller shows how to master practical mental ray techniques for rendering models created in Maya. This course walks through the most efficient and innovative mental ray techniques, including direct versus indirect lighting methods, creating different types of shadows, using the new ShadowMap camera, and reusing shadow and final gathering maps. A chapter on optimizing render times and enhancing render quality is also included. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 4 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Portal Light Physical Sun and Sky Tutorial The Mental Ray Physical Sun and Sky indirect lighting system is perfect for replicating the look of natural daylight for exterior scenes, but needs a little help to transfer that light quality from the outside to the "inside" of an interior room or building within the scene. This architectural lighting situation calls for the Mental Ray Portal Light to help you achieve a balance between the interior and exterior in a scene. This tutorial by Stuart Christensen will explain how to attach and use this most versatile light. You will be amazed at what this lighting method can do for your Physical Sun and Sky simulations. By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 7 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
| Troubleshooting mental ray Rendering on Maya Troubleshoot mental ray rendering on Autodesk Maya! By: Mr-Bluesummers [homepage] / Posted: Dec 12, 2011 / Skill Level: Beginner / Viewed 3 times in Maya -> Rendering Hosted: Offsite | ![]() |
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