Highlight passes (sometimes called specular passes) isolate the specular highlights from your objects. You can render highlight passes by turning off any ambient light and making the object's diffuse shading and color mapping to pure black. The result will be a rendering of all the specular highlights in the scene, over a black background, without any other types of shading.
I'll focus on the 'Non-Human'. It's obvious why we would like the 'Human', and easy to use this - even without knowing it - in art. In fact we do all the time.
I already know the overall look of the final illustration. As I know which parts are visible at the end, for evident reasons of optimization I remove the backfaces -almost the half of the head. I'll have some more definition with UV's, Render process and speed up my ZBrush's performance.
setDrivenKeyframe -cd nHandControl.Index jIndex_base.rotateZ; setDrivenKeyframe -cd nHandControl.Index jIndex_middle.rotateZ; setDrivenKeyframe -cd nHandControl.Index jIndex_top.rotateZ; We are not going to do anything withthis now, but keep these lines in the back of your head. Continue setting up the finger. At "nHandControl.index" = -10 rotate the joints a bit backwards and set keys to all of them. WRITE DOWN THE VALUES YOU GET!!! in Notepad or somewhere because these values are important when we want to use MEL later.
This will be the base we can copy several times to get the whole bolt. Duplicate it once and move it 1.52 in the z-axis. You'll see that the duplicate lands exactly where the other stops.... Why is that? Because the height of the helix is 1.52 :)
Progression of my texture work , at this point I begun lighting work. I used Dome light script for GI ambient atmostphere light. After I finished lighting, I begun to fine tune my texture. I wanted my model to look old as it was used for a long time so I added more dirt to texture map. Alien shader used subsurface scattering in maya to acheive the creature-skin look.
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After four corners of a min sample area are taken, the contrast between the corners is used to determine whether or not 5 more samples will be taken, effectively subdividing the area. This can be repeated by as many levels of difference as there are between min and max samples.
1. Save your Maya 4.5 out in ascii format (.ma) 2. + click on the resultant file and Select Open With: 3. Select Wordpad or notepad or another text editor from the list (or Browse to the location of notepad.exe) 4. The ascii file should look similar to this:
This tutorial will teach you how to model a basic LCD screen in Maya using some of the very basic tools such as the extrude tool, the scale tool, the move tool, and the split polygon object tool. This is a beginner tutorial and you are not required to have anything more than basic knowledge on how to use Maya. In the first page of this tutorial you will create the main shape of our LCD screen and the second page will describe the way to create the extra details such as the stand and the buttons. An example of what you can make by following this tutorial is illustrated in the image below.