Hey everyone,
Sorry for the delay. This week’s video tutorial is part 2 from last week where we talked about the matte/shadow material type in the scanline renderer. This week, we’re looking at how you can use matte/shadow materials in the mental ray renderer and we’ll use a quick-and-dirty camera matching technique along with it.
This week I'm showing you how to use the Matte/Shadow material in the scanline renderer for product shots.
This week I'm showing you how to create a water box in 3dsMax using the mental ray renderer.
In this Monday Movie, I'll be showing you how to create and animated a strip of movie film!
In this Monday Movie I'll show you how to use ambient occlusion in mental ray as a mix map to help make your details pop without adding a lot of render time.
This week we're looking at how you can use opacity mapping to simulate modeling for lots of tiny holes in an object!
By Dustin Brown December 16, 2009 - 2:16 pm
Thanks for the video. I’ve never been able to get mr matte/shadow to play nice with hair&fur. That makes me a sad panda.
By Liviu July 17, 2011 - 7:52 am
Simple and great tutorial !
Best regards from Romania !
By Sutra January 12, 2012 - 12:08 pm
Hi there,
that’s cool for still compositing, but…how do you do that for animated background?
thanks