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Fantastic explanation Hugo as always, very accurate :) I hope you'll make a video where you discuss about ID pass and how manage them properly, I, for istance unpremult each single ID pass before using them as mask and premult all at the end before to use effects like glow, defocus, etc etc
+WorldGame I could do one about ID's for sure, in my list now. Here is my list of next videos, so far: - P_Matte - Reconcile 3D - Relight in Nuke - UV’s and Stmap in Nuke - Using the Lens Distort Node (STMAPS) - 3D Tracking - Removing Leonard from a plate - Shadows Extraction - Deep Comp - Motion Blur - Making a Vignette - Fire Glows - Relighting CG - Occluding 2D layers using geometry or Position pass - Better at building a team with juniors and grow them to mid level. - Object IDs
I watch this several time and I try to rebuild redshift shader inside nuke, but I never get the same result. There is alway missing something, kind of reflection or direct light.
Well first off this video is for VRay but Arnold should be the same. Maybe try minus all the AOVs to check if there is any leftover image. Maybe the 3D shaders are being mixed with regular shaders in Maya? Without swing your comp it’s hard for me to know for sure what could be wrong.
@@HugosDesk Actually, I watched most of tutorials of you are working on and you using Redshift as a renderer because it is fast. I tried to apply the same technique as you rebuild a shader in nuke, result compare to beauty is 1:1. Unfortunately, I never get the same result both with the standard AOV or the raw AOV. I read through the instruction of RS document and follow each step but still not get it docs.redshift3d.com/display/RSDOCS/Integrated+AOVs?product=3dsmax#IntegratedAOVs-Nuke.1 Here is my nuke script, if you have time. Please correct me, I am a newbie and the world of compositing is not familiar with me. www.dropbox.com/sh/6nbtpx7u5rusd4b/AACH1v6GPkRbbJ7qpnGa7JHla?dl=0 Thanks for your respond. Have a nice day.
The Divide and minus can be used to extract passes from the beauty. Since you can plus a pass you can also minus it and since you can multiply you can also divide.
+TROLARD vincent VFX I will don't worry, every week. I am planning to branch to other topics also, not only Nuke. Some onset, photo, 3D, etc. All under 6-7 min each
Great tutorial. I have problems with refraction passes (water bottle). If i put it on plus the result is not the same as in beauty render. I don't know what am i doing wrong. We use vray for maya
Again, thanks for all this tutorials-tips-masterclasses! I will say that if you can make something of an intro to gizmos or scripts like this. Where can we download the passes for the tutorial?
I know this is an older upload... I'm looking obtain a similar result in Arnold but am having issues finding the equivalent to the Lighting pass and Raw Gi. The albedo AOV's looked like the answer but am unable to reproduce the beauty.
how do i merge over two beauty before the passes, if both shares the same lighting? (i dont want to rebuild the passes again) i have the problem of the merged 2nd beauty becoming darker than it should've.
+Hugo's Desk 1. i take raw passes from the lighter. 2. i build the passes, do some comp/cc. 3. lighter gave me new light update, but this time only one specific part (say a roof of a building instead of the whole building) to save render time. 4. i merge(over) the roof over the old one, before the diffuse, spec, etc 5. Now the roof becomes darker.
+Jihan Gaban Do you have a alpha or ID just for the roof? You may need to remove the old roof from the comp but keep the rest of the lighting? If you want send me 1 frame and I can have a look.
+dasnico13 The Only advantages are to have control over the diffuse without affecting the lights. Also very good to change the light without affecting the diffuse textures. It makes feel closer to working like a 3D shader artist. But for most of the projects, specially the quick turn around ones, I use the regular passes. Btw, thanks for watching.
you can add some new effects that arent in render. for example you can relight your scene with fake lights. or add some fake reflections. new textures etc. all is very cheap
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Thanks for sharing
Fantastic explanation Hugo as always, very accurate :)
I hope you'll make a video where you discuss about ID pass and how manage them properly, I, for istance unpremult each single ID pass before using them as mask and premult all at the end before to use effects like glow, defocus, etc etc
+WorldGame I could do one about ID's for sure, in my list now. Here is my list of next videos, so far:
- P_Matte
- Reconcile 3D
- Relight in Nuke
- UV’s and Stmap in Nuke
- Using the Lens Distort Node (STMAPS)
- 3D Tracking
- Removing Leonard from a plate
- Shadows Extraction
- Deep Comp
- Motion Blur
- Making a Vignette
- Fire Glows
- Relighting CG
- Occluding 2D layers using geometry or Position pass
- Better at building a team with juniors and grow them to mid level.
- Object IDs
+Hugo's Desk Bring it on!
Thanks for sharing Hugo. Great great work!
+Victor Perez Thabks so much mate.
Very nice sir thank you
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You are amazing Hugo, thank you so much! Keep up the good work!!
Cool ! Thank you for sharing your work !
this is great thank you
+Malvision Thank you for watching
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Keep it up Hugo! Realy like your tutorials on youtube and on FXPHD.
+Станислав Нагребецкий Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks dude, really good video :)
wow, thanks for this! super helpful :)
I watch this several time and I try to rebuild redshift shader inside nuke, but I never get the same result. There is alway missing something, kind of reflection or direct light.
Well first off this video is for VRay but Arnold should be the same. Maybe try minus all the AOVs to check if there is any leftover image. Maybe the 3D shaders are being mixed with regular shaders in Maya? Without swing your comp it’s hard for me to know for sure what could be wrong.
@@HugosDesk Actually, I watched most of tutorials of you are working on and you using Redshift as a renderer because it is fast. I tried to apply the same technique as you rebuild a shader in nuke, result compare to beauty is 1:1. Unfortunately, I never get the same result both with the standard AOV or the raw AOV.
I read through the instruction of RS document and follow each step but still not get it
docs.redshift3d.com/display/RSDOCS/Integrated+AOVs?product=3dsmax#IntegratedAOVs-Nuke.1
Here is my nuke script, if you have time. Please correct me, I am a newbie and the world of compositing is not familiar with me.
www.dropbox.com/sh/6nbtpx7u5rusd4b/AACH1v6GPkRbbJ7qpnGa7JHla?dl=0
Thanks for your respond. Have a nice day.
I seen some people using divide instead of multiply on the raw passes. Is there a reason for this or are both the same operation?
If you wanted to get the RAW reflection you would divide the reflection filter with the reflection, for example.
The Divide and minus can be used to extract passes from the beauty. Since you can plus a pass you can also minus it and since you can multiply you can also divide.
as always... thank you
+MrBrN197 No problem, thank you.
Thank you!
Really Thanks ! Very greatfull video ! I hope you'ill continue this kind of video :)
+TROLARD vincent VFX I will don't worry, every week. I am planning to branch to other topics also, not only Nuke. Some onset, photo, 3D, etc. All under 6-7 min each
Oh really cool !Tanks a lot :)
Thank so much for the tutorial, can you please share the project file for practicing...
Great tutorial.
I have problems with refraction passes (water bottle). If i put it on plus the result is not the same as in beauty render. I don't know what am i doing wrong. We use vray for maya
Again, thanks for all this tutorials-tips-masterclasses! I will say that if you can make something of an intro to gizmos or scripts like this.
Where can we download the passes for the tutorial?
+Victor Manuel Enriquez Diaz Thanks so much for the kind words. Sorry I forget, it is in the description now. Cheers
Hii sir how to solve edge issue in Nuke when 2 object intersect each other
I know this is an older upload... I'm looking obtain a similar result in Arnold but am having issues finding the equivalent to the Lighting pass and Raw Gi. The albedo AOV's looked like the answer but am unable to reproduce the beauty.
Solved: Divide the Albedo by the Beauty -> grade Albedo (or whatever) and multiply back on beauty. So simple...
Can you make a tutorial on how to make a vfx breakdown?
Hey Hugo would it be possible for you to explain how we could do the same with Arnold Passes. I'm having trouble translating to that render package
you can do the same with aovs
do you have any comp tutorial with live action plate?
how do i merge over two beauty before the passes, if both shares the same lighting? (i dont want to rebuild the passes again) i have the problem of the merged 2nd beauty becoming darker than it should've.
+Jihan Gaban Sorry not sure I understand. 2nd beauty?
+Hugo's Desk
1. i take raw passes from the lighter.
2. i build the passes, do some comp/cc.
3. lighter gave me new light update, but this time only one specific part (say a roof of a building instead of the whole building) to save render time.
4. i merge(over) the roof over the old one, before the diffuse, spec, etc
5. Now the roof becomes darker.
+Jihan Gaban Do you have a alpha or ID just for the roof? You may need to remove the old roof from the comp but keep the rest of the lighting? If you want send me 1 frame and I can have a look.
may be you can final post production about interior design or exterior design
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a tutorial on deep compositing next??
what is the advantage with using RAW passes? thx!!
+dasnico13 The Only advantages are to have control over the diffuse without affecting the lights. Also very good to change the light without affecting the diffuse textures. It makes feel closer to working like a 3D shader artist. But for most of the projects, specially the quick turn around ones, I use the regular passes. Btw, thanks for watching.
thank you for the reply! subbed.
+dasnico13 Thanks so much. More next week.
you can add some new effects that arent in render. for example you can relight your scene with fake lights. or add some fake reflections. new textures etc. all is very cheap
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Try now.
Now it's working, thank you so much :) !!!!
Best regards :) ....
Can you make the same tutorial but for Arnold passes?
+Mateusz P I can and I have that planned. Should be out in the next few weeks.
Hugo's Desk thats great! Cheers
Hello, any update? I saw you visited Warsaw :P
Share that Gizmo, please
Thanks for sharing