Arnold Lighting Tutorial in Maya 2022 | Maya Lighting Tutorial

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[@winnieafterdark]

Man I can't THANK YOU enough!! The normalise checkbox was making all my lights invisible!! Just unchecking it solved all my issues. Thank you so so much!!! ♥♥♥

[@3dwolf]

Glad I could help, thanks for watching.

[@tahnaiyarussell]

Great tutorial, nice relaxing music too. Thanks

[@3dwolf]

Thanks you

[@CraigDaly]

Really good tutorial. Thanks.

[@3dwolf]

Thanks

[@oscarcampbellhobson]

You should use the use colour temperature instead of making the light colour yellow/orange/red or blue it’s just much more realistic looking

[@3dwolf]

Thanks for the feedback, I'll try that next time.

[@johnnyrodrigues8688]

Thx. Your Tutorial help me a lot

[@lifeofdeep15]

Live long brother ❤

[@3dwolf]

Thanks 🙏🏻 you too.

[@aliencat1975]

Thanks for the video sir

[@crecrescio]

thanks mate very helpful

[@3dwolf]

Glad to be of help.

[@madceee]

great content and channel 👍

[@3dwolf]

Thank you

[@Osagie98]

very good tutorial

[@3dwolf]

Thanks

[@kalpatarujana4]

thanks buddy..
take love from Kolkata, India..
plzz mAke a video on using mel script on basic rigging... please🙏🙏🙏

[@3dwolf]

Hey, Thanks for watching.
I'll try to come up with something as soon as I can.

[@johnnyrodrigues8688]

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[@thegamejournalist24]

which lights are best area light vs skydome or directional light for showing exterior of a house in maya

[@3dwolf]

A combination of skydome and directional lights should be a good idea for exterior lighting

[@thegamejournalist24]

@@3dwolf can you tell that I have a issue that my ai fog is not covering my whole environment even increasing 1 lakh times in x y z values of ground ????

[@mrmanny8630]

i can"t find skydome lightining option

[@javed3d]

arnold - lights - skydome lights

[@lauraancilotto3401]

thanksss

[@varioustopics194]

Have you linked your lights to the character and the round base? As it is not affecting the background…

[@3dwolf]

I kept the exposure value a little low so that it won't illuminate the background.
I didn't unlink background from any of the lights.

[@varioustopics194]

@3DWolf Alright! I don't know, somehow in my scene it was still illuminating the BG, despite low exposure value... And one more thing happened when I saved the Arnold render view image it was very underexposed, do you have any idea on that?

[@3dwolf]

The unlink the background in live link editor and for the exposure go to save image option while saving rendered image and set it to high bit settings with aces mode.

[@3dwolf]

Will do.

[@jatinbhosale1689]

Why you turnoff normalize..?

[@3dwolf]

If normalized is enabled, you will be able to tweak the shadow softness by changing the size (i.e., radius) of the light, without affecting the amount of emitted light. This is very handy for artistic control. Otherwise, if not enabled, the amount of emitted light is proportional to the light's surface area.

[@deephaloi794]

fof bonisa

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[@FishPapeBrad]

It's very useful! thank you

[@3dwolf]

Thanks for watching

[@ramheuberiame7144]

i love your tutorials and best part is the relaxing BGM.....thank you.

[@3dwolf]

Thank you for watching 😊