@@arvidurs Owkay, I've a Face in a WIP stage here. It's 8M Quads. Just tell me if you want it decimated or not, and if you want it in .obj or Fbx or else and also how to send the file.
Amazing! Please send it to arvidschneider@gmail.com And whatever format works best for you. Please include some info about yourself, so I can give you a shout out. Thanks!
Thanks for your tutorials Arvid! Your videos are always filled with so much information and I've learnt a lot from you. Really appreciate what you're doing!
I really like your videos, it’s one thing to watch a tutorial and follow along but to know what to do and why is just so much better, so thank you. Got one question at 2:31 you have a what appears to be a sort of reference window, how did you get that?
Can you do a full scene lighting and rendering pipeline using Arnold in maya pls? Don't have to be high quality stuff just something that would work for an amatuer or solo artist like me who render on a single i7 quad core😅
Thanks for the tutorial! May i ask what did you do at 16:44 to make the green rotate manipulator appear? Usually i need to rotate camera to make manipulator shows to the other side, but you just click something.
@@arvidurs Thanks for the fast response Arvid, just wanted to know before jumping into your patreon since improving my lighting is my goal .Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Basic stuff for dummies for sure)) Anyway, it will be less distracted to watching your tutorials if not switch on closeup face cam too much. Small circle with face in the corner is pretty enough.
Well crafted as always! But there are two questions that popped up. 1st I heard that the normalize switch should be turned of for physically correct behaving lights in Maya, what are your thoughts about that? And second you’re referring for correct scene scale. I heard that often when lighting a scene being physically correct is important when working with GI. What is your understanding of that. I’m having default setting for cm. In Maya I use 10 Maya Unit as 100cm. As I read that’s the correct way to translate to real world scale?
Got high quality models? I'd be happy to use then in future tutorials, and give full credit!
What kind of model do you want? Rough "advanced" WIP sculpt or already Unwrapped and textured one(ready) ?
It doesn’t need to be uv or textured. It’s mostly just to present lighting in a more interested way.
@@arvidurs Owkay, I've a Face in a WIP stage here. It's 8M Quads. Just tell me if you want it decimated or not, and if you want it in .obj or Fbx or else and also how to send the file.
Amazing! Please send it to arvidschneider@gmail.com
And whatever format works best for you.
Please include some info about yourself, so I can give you a shout out. Thanks!
Arvid, I have a few models you could use. More towards the hardsurface realm if you're interested.
Thanks for your tutorials Arvid! Your videos are always filled with so much information and I've learnt a lot from you. Really appreciate what you're doing!
Big thanks for sharing your knowledge Arvid. I'm really grateful for that.
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Very helpful. Much gratitude!
I really like your videos, it’s one thing to watch a tutorial and follow along but to know what to do and why is just so much better, so thank you.
Got one question at 2:31 you have a what appears to be a sort of reference window, how did you get that?
Wow...Man this is premium stuff.
The new intro is great!
Already experimenting (: Massive gratitude to you, Arvid! You inspire me a lot ✨
Awesome Lightning
thank you Arvid
Thanks
Thank you. 😊👍
Great stuff Arvid! Just found your channel but looking forward to see more content from you
Welcome aboard! And thanks!
so amazing!!! thank you so so much! soooo useful!!!!
i realy waited for this thank you
Thank you for the video!
I love this man
Thanks again and again
Can you do a full scene lighting and rendering pipeline using Arnold in maya pls? Don't have to be high quality stuff just something that would work for an amatuer or solo artist like me who render on a single i7 quad core😅
Thanks for share it. It is really useful!
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nice very artistic
Thanks sir 👍
You need better models man ;). Props for the lighting tutorials, would love to see more of those!
I’ll do more :) you got models?
@@arvidurs great! I think I could share something, lemme check ;)
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Sir how to get haze(smokey) like environment seen in your image ?
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Thanks for the tutorial! May i ask what did you do at 16:44 to make the green rotate manipulator appear? Usually i need to rotate camera to make manipulator shows to the other side, but you just click something.
Do you go more into lighting in your patreon? Like more pixar lighting, interiors and exteriors? character lighting ?
Hey, I don't have any tailored content just for my Patreons. I do have more stylized lighting techniques on my YT channel though
@@arvidurs Thanks for the fast response Arvid, just wanted to know before jumping into your patreon since improving my lighting is my goal .Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
great knowledge! one question : what is the name of lighting mentioned at 1:33? wasnt very clear to my ears thx
Shatner light
the final result is not the same as the one in the video miniature
Did some color correction in PS. It’s the same render
Arvid, are these videos still using the OpenColorIO workflow? Just curious. By the amount of exposure in llights i'm gonna asume youre using OCIO.
Yes OCIO 👍
Hello, do you know if I can place the light on an especific place of my scene instead of moving the light all the way to the place I´m working on?
I don't know - I guess you want a blender like placement option? Not sure if that is possible in maya
maxa
Right?
Bruh... I thought you were much older by your voice
Basic stuff for dummies for sure))
Anyway, it will be less distracted to watching your tutorials if not switch on closeup face cam too much. Small circle with face in the corner is pretty enough.
Thanks
super helpful as usual. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Well crafted as always! But there are two questions that popped up. 1st I heard that the normalize switch should be turned of for physically correct behaving lights in Maya, what are your thoughts about that? And second you’re referring for correct scene scale. I heard that often when lighting a scene being physically correct is important when working with GI. What is your understanding of that. I’m having default setting for cm. In Maya I use 10 Maya Unit as 100cm. As I read that’s the correct way to translate to real world scale?
Hm no one has answers?