Start seeing better results. Learn practical workflows to simulating physically accurate lighting and rendering various surface types and gain a comprehensive overview of the high performance tools and new features of mental ray in Maya 2009. Contains nearly 4 hours of project-based training and step-by-step recipes for new artists.Popular highlights include:
- Overview of mental ray
- Global Illumination
- Emitting GI Photons from Light Sources
- Photon Energy and Decay Parameters
- Final Gather
- Controlling Final Gather Accuracy
- Adding Secondary Final Gather Bounces
- Mixing Final Gather and Global Illumination
- Saving and Reusing Lighting Data
- Importons
- Irradiance Particles
- Portal Lights
- Image-based Lighting
- HDR Exposure Controls
- Caustics
- Emitting Caustic Photons from Lights
- Subsurface Scattering Shader
- Ambient Occlusion Shader
- mental ray Architectural Materials
- Render Passes for Multi-pass Rendering
- Creating Pass Contribution Maps
Lesson Outline:
1. | Introduction and Project Overview | 1:51 |
2. | Render Settings changes in Maya 2009 | 2:10 |
3. | Using Global Illumination | 14:17 |
4. | Using Final Gather | 16:05 |
5. | Using Global Illumination and Final Gather together | 5:51 |
6. | Saving and reusing indirect lighting information | 12:15 |
7. | Image-based lighting using mental ray IBL | 12:17 |
8. | Alternative workflow for image-based lighting | 11:52 |
9. | Simulating caustic light patterns | 14:56 |
10. | Working with mental ray architectural materials | 15:09 |
11. | Using mental ray photonic materials | 8:13 |
12. | Exploring displacement approximations | 14:08 |
13. | Overview of Subsurface Scattering | 15:32 |
14. | Incorporating Physical Sun and Sky shaders | 6:39 |
15. | Utilizing Portal Lights | 9:16 |
16. | Overview of Render Layers | 11:44 |
17. | Understanding Render Passes | 11:47 |
18. | Setting up pass Contribution Maps | 7:40 |
19. | Using Importons and Irradiance Particles | 19:10 |
20. | Utilizing photographic exposure controls | 13:31 |
Total Run Time: | 3:44:32 |
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