Arnold tutorial - How to render an attic scene using the toon shader in MtoA
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2025
- This tutorial shows you how to light and shade a cartoon attic scene using the toon, rampRGB, and ambient_occlusion shaders in Arnold.
Thanks to Alex Mateo for providing the scene which can be downloaded here: www.alezmateo....
docs.arnoldren...
docs.arnoldren...
docs.arnoldren...
#maya #arnoldrenderer #shading 
Кино
Very Cool. thanks for the effort of putting this together and thanks to Alex for the very cool room model.
Immediately recognized Jeremy Vickery's concept art, I guess those never stop inspiring CG artists out there !
Jeremy was one of my first Tutors and he is great! It´s always nice that outstanding artists appear where you never thought they could!
@@mayastatic Me too ! I learned from him in days what I couldn't learn in a school for months. Hard to find someone who teaches well and inspires at the same time.
Cool... Please do make more tutorial about toon shader
great!
good Update
cool
So awesome!!!
Can this render be used when the room is bright?
The link is dead but the scene can be found on his Gumroad along with some more really cool looking scenes.
very cool but how do i add the grunge texture tho? when im adding aiAmbientOcclusion the settings is just like yours but it still there's no texture applied anywhere in my scene
the Black and White value are almost equal. I think it was 1:27
Very interesting, can the created shaders be imported to unity?
When will depth of field be supported?
When changing the colour of lights, the toon objects don’t seem to react at all, there’s just a white highlight on them even if the light is bright red. Am I missing something or do I have to adjust the actual toon shader colours to appear as if they’ve been lit up differently.
It's 2024, and they have yet to decide to graciously allow us artists to do this. At least, not clearly.
There are plugins that you can use to make this happen... But natively, no. They fully expect you to ramp shade every object manually.
Heaven forbid you want to introduce a yellow light into your scene in the animation to change the mood without creating a WHOLE NEW SCENE with a completely new set of ramp gradients.
There may be a way through the nightmare, the connections area, to connect things in unconventional ways to make it happen or worse, through learning Python and making it happen yourself. If you do that, hold it ransom for a ton of money because, clearly, their engineers can't do it.
I hope you've switched to a different software developer that actually listens. If I hadn't been forced to use this software for class, I would have used Blender + Unreal.
How do u use Maya 2020 ..?
Do you take any suggestions for the videos ?
The end of the video should really match the render shown at the beginning. The final render is not half as good as the first render you show.
I agree, but don't you find that whenever you try to recreate an old render from scratch, especially for a 5 minute video, it never looks quite the same?
@@LeeGriggs That's true. Color grading to the rescue. Kidding.