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Arthur Ex Machina's List: Maya Rendering
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Dec 10, 11
Hi, in this tutorial we will be going through what types of stereo are available and some of their advantages and disadvantages. Then in the following tutorials we will look at how to create and render a stereo affect inside Maya and composite them in after affects.
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Hi, you should connect the out value of mib_lookup to the input1 of a Multiply node, then set the input2 to something between 5-10; plug the out value of the multiply node into the input of a luminance node and in the end plug the out value (or alpha, sorry but I don't recall) of the luminance node into the haze of the physical sky.
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Jun 30, 11
Tweaking HDR image intensity to correct values requires a 2.2 gamma node to be applied between the texture and the IBL node. Most of HDRI are gamma corrected.
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Just selct you IBL and in the Hypergraph hit the 'show connections' button. You should see your IBL node connected to the file texture. Now, just create a gamma node and put it between the 2. 'filetexture.outColor--->gammaCorrect.value' and 'gammaCorrect.value---->mentalRayIBLShape.color'
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Well avieln, it's very strange you get only good results setting FG density to that 'out of head' number!
I never use so high FG density, I set it to something like 0.1/0.2
I'd be glad to help you (and probably other users) but we asked you something you didn't answer, for example if you're using an IBL node (as it seems to me too) and relative settings.
Does your IBL emit light?
You should post your render settings (very helpful) and any info about lighting and shading would be appreciated just to help you.
Have you tried to raise FG filter to 1 or even 2?
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Jun 15, 11
Using custom environment map as mia_material_x reflected end colour.
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