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Jemima Torguson
Hi, guys. I am using Arnold to render my scene and I have many shaders in the scene, so I want to render all of them separately on black background, but in one go, by rendering only once, and not multiple times. So for that I am using Render layers. You know that there are two ways to render - either by using "override primary visibility" but that will not cut a hole in the shader, or by using "enable Matte" override, and this is what I want, this will cut a holes in all of my shades/objects. So for example if I want to render only the roof of my building, I need in the first collection to add all of the objects in my scene, and in the second collection I need to add all but the roof. Also I need to create Enable Matte override by dragging any shader (except the roof shader) "Enable Matte" parameter into the second collection, so they are all turn orange color, and I will have to put tick sign on that box. And it should work and it did work for me previously because I was using only Arnold standart surface shader in my scene. But now I have also simple surface shader with camera projection applied to the walls of the buildings and also I have Arnold Mix shader. So surface shader doesn't have Enable Matte parameter so it doesn't work. Arnold mix shader also doesn't have Enable Matte parameter so it also doesnt work, and those surface shaders that are Mixed by using that Arnold mix shader doesn't turn on their "Enable Matte" parameters so they are not turn orange. So how can I turn enable Matte for the simple surface shader and for the Arnold Mix shader. Also you may ask me why I just don't connect camera projection node into Arnold AI standart surface shader, instead of using simple maya surface shader that doesn't have "Enable Matte" override parameter, I am using it because its flat, it doesn't cast any shadow, no self-shadowing, and no reflections, which is what I need.
Thanks. Yes. You are right. You have mentioned three different ways how i can do that. And as I said righ clicking on the Matte and selecting "create override for visible render layer" works for me. Maybe this method a little bit limited because it doesnt take into account different shaders that the object may have, it takes only the shapes but it works for now. I have spent the whole day to figure out that "right clicking" option because of maya
Hello everyone, I am struggling with refreshing textures in Arnold. Textures look correct when I initially plug textures in the shader, but after I modify textures in painter, it won't update the texture files unless I manually plug each texture file to the shader again. I tried updating tx file but it doesn't help. anyone have a wisdom to fix this problem? Thank you!
Hi, I have a problem: I put textures on some objects in my scene, but when I try to render them, the renderview doesn't show the textures. I can see them in the viewport but not in the renderview. I used AiStandardMaterial for each object, since they forced me to use it. Can anyone help me? Thanks
I've tried changing the type of cached playback, making the animation preferences play every frame instead of the classic 24fps x1 since I know it's usually best for hardware simulations, but it doesn't seem to change anything, I'm stuck with a static object.
Turns out I was only counting on the cached playback, which is simply a viewport rendering option, which doesn't usually translates well into Arnold rendering, especially sequence or batch rendering. I needed to properly create a cache for my nCloth simulation, so I had to select my nCloth object (not the mesh with an nCloth on it but the actual nCloth object in the outliner), go in the FX menus - nCache - Create new Cache - nObject, then the computer will calculate the proper cached animation and deformations for your object and it'll render as it's supposed to no matter what you do.
Every time I launch the program it gives me the yellow warning telling me "the renderer arnold used by this scene is not currently available" and it defaults to the Maya renderer. Clean reinstall did nothing to fix this and every thread on the Autodesk site is infuriating garbage about how I need to ChEcK My PlUgIn MaNaGeR as if I'm a complete drooler. They might as well be asking me if I plugged in my computer.
The material was palygorskite, a clay-like substance with unusual properties. Chemists would soon show that, mixed with a small amount of indigo, a natural dye, over slow heat, palygorskite transforms into Maya blue, "a rich blue pigment that is very stable over time. It doesn't fade," Arnold said.
The issue is, that the displacement map when applied to a mesh in Maya does not look the same as the mesh looks in Zbrush. The difference is the depth of the displacement is much smaller in maya. The issue is not to do with the scalar zero value being different in arnold (set to 0.5 in both ) and nor is it an issue with the color space of the image file (raw - and no .tx files generated from arnold that might screw things up).
A little update on this issue, I have been talking to a very helpful person over on the technical support for Arnold and he has taken my sample file and confirmed that everything in arnold is setup correct and the result is what he would expect from examining the displacement map. He told me that the maximum value in the displacement map is about 1.9 and that is how many units the polygons were displaced.
So there seems to be something in Zbrush that I am missing, I thought it would have been the scale within Zbrush but playing with different scales gave me a consistent incorrect result in arnold. Does anyone have any suggestion as to what the problem might be?
The latest build or Ornatrix (build 1.2.2.10820) doesn't seem to work at all with the 5.0 release of Arnold for Maya 5.0. The Arnold-specific rerndering options don't appear in the Orinatrix nodes, nor do any curves show in Arnold renders. Things seem to be completely broken.
I just switched to Arnold 5 and am having the same issue. By default the hair doesn't seem to honour any of the aiStandardHair parameters, If I check 'Per-Strand Coordinates, then the shader renders correctly, but I am unable to texture the hair with maps.
If you leave the options as is, the submitter will create a job that only exports the scene and nothing else. We also allow you to export directly from the submitter by selecting "Local Export to Arnold", if sending the export to the farm doesn't appeal to you. You might choose this if exporting the scene takes such a negligible amount of time that it's not worth distributing to the render nodes, or if there's a shortage of Maya licenses in the office.
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