Test Maya - Swiss knife

First first test animation, after studying "Global illumination only" in Autodesk Maya

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Maya
• Three
• dimension
• ---
• Swiss
• knife

[xanvinhduong]

have a question I was using mental ray to do batch rendering because I don’t want sharp edges; however, Premiere, After Effect, or Photoshop can’t recognize the tiff, targa, jpeg, or any other formats. thanks

[kelvinz011]

@xanvinhduong

Hi ! this problem may occur if you render your images in CMYK, or in a 32bit format. or if you try to include "alpha" in your rendering. Try looking into your "render settings -> common", to see if the ALPHA option is checked or unchecked.

[ltschriscrucker]

3ds max is better

[kelvinz011]

@ltschriscrucker I'm not experienced enough with 3DS to say so. But,.. uh,.. thx for your comment ? >.<

[spasticf]

Nice work Kelvin. Tskes agess to render I bet

[kelvinz011]

Thanks Spasticf!.. I don't remember exactly how much time it took to render. But I remember thinking it took way more time than when I rendered 2D animation. Probably 2 minutes per frame.

[criso1994]

This was made with a tutorial from digital tutors, you should have given credit

[kelvinz011]

Thank you Flash.

[flashfith]

nice modeling

[samuraimoose]

never tried this but a Swiss army knife seems eaysh, compared to video games, but id be DAMN proud if i could do this GOod job

[overthehoop]

people are so mean i use this software...it takes ages before u can do something like that.....get a life u losers...