Modeling And Rendering A Simple Robot In Maya Using V-Ray

Modeling And Rendering A Simple Robot In Maya Using V-Ray

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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

In this tutorial Sansar Tripathi will show you how to build a very simple robot in Maya using basic poly modeling techniques. With the model complete he’ll move on to setting up and applying procedural materials and explain the settings to use when rendering in Maya with Vray for fast test renders, as well as what settings to change to produce your final high quality output.


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  1. Dominik says:

    Great tutorial ^^ bad that i changed to max a few day`s ago

  2. muslim says:

    hi?
    how are you man?
    nice work

  3. mads says:

    The last video should have been named “see me noobing around in Vray render settings”, there was nothing useful to gain from that one, you even stop the video before the final render.
    I would recommend that you start writing down what to say, and what to turn on/off before hitting record. Changing primary and secondary renders to light cache, then a test render then changing them again screams of inexperience and is not very helpful if someone has to learn Vray.

    Cool robot though, and good tip about the Vray Plane, i didnt know about that one.

  4. Addy says:

    Hi guys, I’m having problem installing V-ray 2.0 on maya 3D 2012 which I have just installed a couple of days ago. Can anyone help plz? Thanks

  5. Matt says:

    @Addy

    Try this:

    When you install V-Ray, initially it will not be loaded by Maya automatically. To load the V-Ray for Maya plugin, follow these steps: Start Maya;
    From the main Maya menu, go to Window > Settings/Preferences… > Plug-in Manager…
    Scroll down to the bottom of the dialog in order to see the vrayformaya plugin entry;
    Click on the Load and Auto-load options.
    If V-Ray for Maya is loaded successfully, you should be able to choose it as a renderer in the V-Ray settings dialog.
    If you do not see the V-Ray renderer, check out the Script Editor for any errors.
    Consult the installation PDF guide for more information.

  6. Asim says:

    Thanks a lot….. I ‘ll try it in near future….. Good Luck !

  7. rendering says:

    Hello you, thanks for the news about rendering. I did not even. Thank you, Patricia.

  8. Richard says:

    Thanks :D
    Hey, about the problem you had with sculpt tool, its due to selection residue ;)
    Its when you select lets say a vertex or edge and when you go to object mode its still highlighted. To solve it you have to select all vertex or edges, etc, depending on the residue and diselect ;)

  9. naq says:

    Hello i am looking for VRaY plugin for maya 2012 32 and 64 bit//Anyone has got it please share it or email me the link.

  10. skybrom says:

    Great tutorial, but one thing ..
    HOW THE HELL can this robot walk ?

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