Maya Tutorial - Setup Triplanar Mapping for Arnold and Viewport 2.0
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- In this tutorial you will learn how to setup Triplanar mapping. This technique allows for a UV-less workflow, that projects a soft cube around your mesh and blends between all 6 sides. Also, this tutorial will show you how to control the triplanar with a place3Dtexture node, so you can interactively adjust the projection on the fly.
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Hi, I think it's unfortunate there's so little views but I think you did a fantastic job with your in-depth look in these tutorials. Very resourceful & useful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, truly
Thanks for the great tutorial! Wildly underrated, great stuff!
Thanks.
23:48 start of Arnold shaders.
27:42 place3dTexture node
27:15 Displacement Map
Thanks for posting this. I can be a bit verbose and while the lecture stuff might be helpful for understanding, It's not lost on me for the folks that just need a quick refresher or just need a fast "where is that command again" kind of tutorial. I'll aim to produce these in the future as well.
Great job! Very informative and nice tutorial. Thank!
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It's funny where life takes you and what pulls you in different directions. I hope you enjoy the new branding ha! I'm excited to push this brand more into a public space and build something with it. Your comment meant a lot to me as I leave PSYCHOPOMP behind or at least shelve it for now. I still like it but Tugboat just felt better for now. More approachable and thematically appropriate for the different things I wanna do. I really appreciated your comment.
Anyway, with respect to this channel, expect more tutorials now that I've been able to settle a few life things.
@@TugboatTutorials Oh I understand completely. My account is a brand on hold while I develop my others, and it was originally a replacement for a Tshirt brand I was running in another state ha.
For creatives, gotta follow the inspiration. Sometimes it just evaporates from a project. I'll definitely check out your new stuff too!
Great content. Thanks
I appreciate the information here but it is hard to follow trying to exactly figure out what you did.
Well Explained !!!!
Thank you!
I suspect it is easier to have a blender opened on the second display, to do projection or whatever in blender real time, easily and have fun, and then bake it and import to Maya. Just in order to save time and nerves. But anyway, thank you for tutorial. I hate Maya, but sometimes have to deal with it.
How do you connect Metalness map for Triplanar projection when rendering with Arnold ? Please help
what is the use of unitconversion node?
can you make beginner tutorial
i want to learn this program
you can explain better than others
Sure. What topic would like to learn?
I should clarify. Maya is a very dense program. I've been using it since 2006 and I still learn new things all the time. Are you just looking for an overview of the program or something more task related, like modeling or surfacing?
@@JJChalupnik can you make video on curves
@@rabinshrestha10 sure, what context are you looking to use curves? Modeling? Rigging? Animation?
Great tutorial, would you kindly be able to make one using camera projection as I have a lot of trouble with the final out of it not matching up. Work in the viewport 2.0 not so well in Arnold
Sure! I'll see what I can do.
Hi, very interesting video, I have a problem when applying the material. The only difference is that im using this method with a decal (Parking station lines), Ive used the same nodes as u shown in the video but when I start the IPR the material is ivisible, the mesh disappears or its ivisible im not sure, do know if theres any solution or the method does not apply to the decals ?
Decals are very tricky. I'm planning on building a maya decal system as well. Something a bit easier to use. There are some good plugins out there that do some similar stuff. I'll try to make a tutorial to cover that. The goal would be to make something that operates as nicely as they do in Unreal or Unity. They should operate like planar projections on top of existing materials. Unfortunately the best way I can think of to do that would be to do an actual geo plane wrap around an object. Literally projecting a plane in a given direction. You'd only need to make sure the plane has enough subdivisions to smoothly wrap around a surface.
when is new video coming out is been long