Then select RGBA from the list of available AOVs and move it into active AOVs using the arrows below. In the render settings window go to the 4th tab which should be labeled AOVs. However you can avoid setting up two separate renders by using AOVs (render passes). When you use the contour filter you will only get an alpha channel for the contour lines not the mesh objects, so you have to render it twice, once with the contour filter and once with just the box filter (or gaussian filter or whichever looks best in your case). Render a sequence of frames interactively.So I think what we have to do and what the other guys were trying to tell us is the following.When you are satisfied with the results, render the final images.To visualize scene adjustments interactively while software rendering, see.To visualize lighting, shadows and other changes to your scene in real-time, see.To visualize your textures, bump maps and materials as you adjust your shader network, see.Test render your scene iteratively to visualize the changes you make to materials, textures, lights, cameras, and objects.Divide your scene into render layers using the render setup system (optional).For example, you may want to use lower quality settings for preview rendering, and higher quality settings for the final rendered images. Resolution of your rendered images, as well as adjust the Render Settings window, and adjust the scene settings for the renderer you selected. For detailed information about each of Maya’s renderers, see.The following workflow outlines the typical steps. Once you have completed shading and texturing objects, adding lights, and adding renderable cameras to your scene, you can render your scene. Rendering is an iterative process in which you tweak lights, textures, and cameras adjust various scene and object settings visualize your changes then, when you are satisfied with the results, render your final images. The exact workflow steps and the order in which you perform them vary.
0 kommentar(er)
