Create Glass Using Arnold's aiStandardSurface in Maya 2018
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Hi Creators,
This video tutorial was requested by one of my subscribers! I will show you how to create glass using Arnold's aiStandardSurface in Maya 2018. We will go over shaders, transmission, opacity, and more.
*Edit: water has a refractive index of about 1.3333*
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Software: Maya 2018, Arnold
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I hate the fact that I learn more from UA-cam than my college teacher. Anyways Thank you so much, btw I love your voice
Hi Giani! It's called UA-cam Academy :) We are lucky to have such a great resource.
I agree with you. I learned more from UA-cam than I ever did at University, but that has a lot to do with independent learning and the fact a tutor can't really compare with an endless sea of online resources. Kudos to content creators like this though :D
Get used to it, Its how I earned my degree, I learned more through youTube and Books, the teachers and assistants were fairly useless.
I know, rigth?!!! hahaha
Love these short tutorials. Others are like 1 hours for 9 episodes. Thank you :)
Thank you ZoNe Films. I appreciate it! I try to keep them short and sweet so viewers like you can maximize their time and find what they are looking for. :)
@@AcademicPhoenixPlus awesome
I have watched a couple of your tutorials and I have to say, no matter how old, they're still relevant & really helping me understand how maya works. Thank you so much
Glad you like them! Lucky for us, aiStandardSurface is still the same, even 5 years later. :)
Trust, me! You’re the best teacher ever!🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼
Wow! That's awesome! Thank you so much!!
This video helped me tremendously with my final project! You are very clear and concise, thanks so much.
I love how short and sweet these videos are to get me started real fast!
Thank you for watching!
the first ten seconds of this video taught me something new... thanks for making this.
That's awesome to hear! Thank you Boomchacle!
thank you for this! This explains better than my school tutors lol. Keep up with the great work! Cheers!
Happy to help! 💖
U are simply awesome... Short and sweet. Precisely to the point.... Love from chennai, india
Gonna subscribe u for this video alone,😍👍💐
Thank you for your support! 😊
this is saving my life because I could not remember how to do this and could not find the resource my teacher showed me on our last day of class
your tutorials are a life saver :-)
sucks that i'm paying thousands to essentially teach myself without the aid of a professor (which seems to be an issue with a lot of animation students!?) but videos like this are straightforward and easy to follow. thank u!
youre very easy to follow, which shows youre a very good teacher! some other youtube tutorials, I feel like a complete moron. Subbed!
Thank you for the sub, Belmont! I appreciate your support. :) Don't worry, even the professionals feel like morons with the softwares. I've been there. Just takes practice! :)
You helped me so much with my final exams, thank you again. I cant thank you enough! Thanks!!
I'm so glad to hear that! :D Thank you for watching!
thank u thank u thank u! not only I learned how to create a glass material but also was able to resolve the issue I had with the desactivation of opaque in arnold
Nice!! Glad it helped :D
Well impressed. I've been scrawling around searches and websites for collectively about 6 hours to try and sort out my transmission issues. THANK YOU!!!! :)
Glad you found it Oliver! :D
Your voice is very calm and soothing. Love learning from this! :D
Thanku for the opaque option
As my materials inside the glass get darks render output and I was trying everything I think it was due to some colour defect in material but it was the glass . Just close the opaque and done 👍👍
wow. this whole time i thought I transmission was opacity! thank you!
That's a common problem, alpha. Opacity is used to not see anything, versus transmission is for glass. I'm happy this was helpful!
It's still helpful, clear, nice speed and smooth!
Glad it helped!
Tutorial is great, I just wish the volume would be louder by default. Had to crank it up a lot to match my normal volume settings.
Thankyou for such detailed one, though, could you please share how shadows also get effected in such way that real glass materials give, I really need that.. thankyou again
Thanks for making these short tutorials. It is very accessible and easy to learn. Great videos!
You are very welcome, Karl! Glad it's helpful!
Thank You Soo Much Maam..😊😊though i work in a Production... bt, your teaching Helps me so Much... 😊
Nice! Good luck in your project!
Best glass tut ever
Thanks a lot for these great tutorials! I come back to this channel all the time!
Happy to hear that! Thank you for your support. :)
wow this is the most crystal clear :) video tutorial on on glass and loaded with awesome info. THANK YOU!
'Crystal Clear'... no pun intended! :D I'm glad my tutorial was helpful. You are very welcome!
Outstanding video as always Monica, two things, however:
1. Your link to the 3D file leads to your website front page, not to the video of glass. ;)
2. It would be really nice to know your lighting setup for the videos, since trying this ourselves in our scenes we've absolutely no chance to mimic the lighting :(
you're amazing, thank you for not making long af tutorials
Your very welcome, Carolina. I hope it was helpful! :)
Best Tutorial on glass I have found... not joking, I have looked at maybe 25 today.... 1 like and 1 subscriber coming up..... *******
Awesome!! Thank you for the 5 stars, Grayando! Glad it helped. :)
hey thanks, I come back to this video very regularly and you've been so useful!
Thank you for your support, Drome!
I was suffering from mental ray and then you came...
So happy to hear that my tutorials are helping. Thank you Shenzelle!
Your tutorials are life saving, thank you so so so so so much
Your very welcome Mar. I'm so happy you liked them and find them useful. (on a side note, are you from Linares, Spain?)
@@AcademicPhoenixPlus Im from Spain, but not from Linares, thats just my surname :) I had a very important asignment for university and I had to teach myself how to use arnold, so your vídeos really helped me a lot.
Wonderful tutorial, thank you. Straight to the point and exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks Emily! I appreciate your comment and support. Glad it was helpful!
I'm so glad You use such old arnold here. Could You please point to us, how to change transmittance depth in Arnold 4 :? ( Fog bias effect from vray. )
Excellent. Straight to the point well presented tutorial. Thanks for sharing
Many thanks, lots of new information, one more fan - Brazil
Hi Brazil! Thank you for your comment and support, Dragon!
Nice and simple. Love IT!!!!
Thank you! 😊
@@AcademicPhoenixPlus Your welcome. Can you make a tutorial of creating a window pane on a house with a little glare reflection on it? I searched and can't find one
Hi this was a great tutorial.
I request you to create a detailed tutorial on how to render multiple aov's including light groups for comp.
Also a tutorial on new render layer setup.
Appreciated all your efforts.
Hi Kushal, thank you for your comment and your suggestion! I'll definitely take a look at making a video about Arnold's AOVs. :) Keep an eye out!
ty now i wont fail
That's great news! Good luck on your exams!
Best arnold glass effect video . Thank you so much .
Hi Silva, thank you for your comment. I'm happy it was helpful! :)
Thankx! only your tutorial actually workd for me!
I'm glad it worked for you Hassan! Hopefully it demystify glass. :)
Simple and awesome tutorial , thank you for this video !!
Glad it was helpful, Harish!
great video as always, thanks a lot
Omg thank you so much, your video was just what I needed
I'm thrilled to hear that Bianca! Thank you for your comment :)
You're tutorial is really well explain! Its gonna help me a lot
Sadly I didn't managed to do the glass texture because I'm still really bad at using maya ;; but I'll try my best
Beautifully and adroitly done, many thanks
Thanks Chris! By the way, if you want to get pre-released content, updates on workshops, free models, and more, please sign up for my newsletter. www.academicphoenixplus.com/
thank you, glass master
You are very welcome 😊
thank you so sos so much for this video. youre a life saver
You are very welcome Sheya. I'm glad it was helpful!
great video! Thank you
Thank you so much!🙏🏽 You helped me for my project💜💜
Thank God great lesson
You are very welcome, noname. Thank you for your comment and support!
yup. ! I like the video and voice as well. :D
Thanks Sumit! That's very kind. :)
your voice sounds so nice!
Great tutorial..!! Really like your videos..!! ❤️👍🏻
Thank you so much, Hugo! I'm glad they help! :) Keep an eye out for more!
Academic Phoenix Plus Great! Waiting for the little bell to ring! Hehe 🙃
That inverted scratch map reminds me of movie film
Whatever works. :)
I was waiting for this one thanks 😎😀🤗
Don't you love how glass reacts to light and refractions? It's so fascinating! I'm glad this tutorial was helpful. Keep an eye out for more!
u explained really good... plz make a video on render setting for maya 2018... thank you in advance .
Thank you for your comment, Ashim. I think a video on render settings is important and overdue. :)
Thank you this was very helpful
You are very welcome, Michael! Glass is a lot of fun to make. :)
Excelente.. muchas gracias
Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you Paul! Glad you liked it. :)
Hi! Thank you so much for this video. Could you please make a video about lighting?
Subscribed! Very very helpful thank you so much Maam!
Thank you!! I'm happy you like my videos. :)
@@AcademicPhoenixPlus yes Maam really helped a thousand lot on my recent project. I'll be uploading it to my Channel soon.
I appreciate your effort to build this tutorial, Just need to make voice a bit louder.
very good tutorial and it was welled explained.
Thank you so much Kinairo! I really appreciate your comment.
Thank you! This was so helpful!
Thanks Elizabeth! I really appreciate it. :)
Thank you... Amazing one ❤️
Thank you Mona! I truly hope it helps. :) Keep an eye out for more tutorials!
same here bro
Hi ! Great tutorial, I've learned a lot from your channel ! Thank you. Just one question... I tried to do the same on a simple glass, just to experiment, and the tip of the glass is grey. No matter the hdri or the things that I put around the glass, it doesn't change... how can I fix it? Thank you again!!!
very nice tutorial , thank you!
Thank you, Mayatrix (love the name, by the way). I truly appreciate your comment. :)
Keep an eye out for more!
hey! thanks :D kind of late reply but i was away for sometime
you are awesome! thanks!
Hi thank you for this. I have been currently texturing a glass jar and was unsure where to plug the maps in Maya as I have some dust on the glass and scratches. Thank you again.
Thanks !
Thank you for your support Pranil!
cool,, i love your videos.
THANK YOU SO MUCH !!
thank you so much . it's really help me
I'm so glad it helped, Khairool. By the way, if you want to get pre-released content, updates on workshops, free models, and more, please sign up for my newsletter. www.academicphoenixplus.com/
So damn useful. A billion thank you's!
Thank you!!
thanks friends
for what do i need to use the "weight" option in "base"? at first of the tutorial i thought it was because all glasses must be with weight, but then you used it to help the scratches texture to be white, im a ,little bit confused hehe
Fantastic....Thank you
You are very welcome!! Thank you, M R!
Thank you making things so easy .Your tutorials are always very helpful, tho I have a question: how do we enable the RGBA-denoise AOV in Arnold render view, or Beauty is the only default?
Thank you, this was helpfull at work today :)
Thank you for watching, Svein!
that was amazing. thank you very much. :)
Thank YOU Akshay! I really appreciate your support. :)
thanks
You are welcome, Indian Einstein. I hope it helped! :)
Very helpful :)
I love your videos so much, Maya free to use??
nice...
Thank you Ajith! Glass is super fun to create. :) I hope it helped!
Thank you so much for this!
You are very welcome Lilit! I'm glad it was helpful!
Thanks again 👍
No problem 👍
Thank you so much!!!!
You are very welcome! I hope it was helpful! :)
@@AcademicPhoenixPlus i'm here making windows for a manor and girl, you just saved my life! 🙏 Learning Arnold's interface is so painful, especially since i've been doing mental ray for 5 years now. And things are sooo different with Arnold...
Hi your videos are quite Aausam and to the point. Can you please increase vol while uploading thnx
Thank you for watching! I'll work on that :)
Bottom of the glass is so dark, finding solution for(changing ray depth didn't helps )
There are multiple reasons... could be that its reflecting the shadow, or the glass model isn't accurate to real life. Accuracy makes a difference in Arnold!
how to make the glass which is transparent when compositing green screen footage behind it?
The age old problem, Thomas. I recommend you export a separate AOV for transmission and composite that in. :)
@@AcademicPhoenixPlus thank you
I still can't get my glass models to cast shadows. I think it's due to the arnold lights I set up (to make a more low key 3 point light setup). Using a skydome light it does a little bit better job but not as good as this video. Just weird limitations I guess.
Good tutorial make more videos please so we can learn from you
Hi Nai, thank you so much for the comment! I'm always making videos, so keep an eye on my channel!
By the way, if you want to get pre-released content, updates on workshops, free models, and more, please sign up for my newsletter. www.academicphoenixplus.com/
How can you get the alpha to render out? It´s opaque, doesn´t work for post compositing.
One question, why in the bottom of the cup of glass it´s so dark?
Hi Jhonatan, thank you for your comment. The glass appears to be dark because it's refracting the shadow at the bottom of the glass. It could also be that the mesh is not perfect in comparison to real life, so it could be warping the refractions a bit. Another reason could be the values for the render are no high enough.
Sorry that it's an eye sore, but I hope the tutorial helped you understand a glass shader.
Academic Phoenix Plus thank you too, greeting from Peru, machupicchu keep going with your videos i'm learn so much, the best wishes
That's so cool! I always wanted to visit there. That's why I love UA-cam. You just never know who is watching my videos. So neat!
Most glasses have Blue or Green tints around the edges. How do you add those tints while keeping the main glass surfaces clear?
Have you tried combining aiFacingRatio, to get that look? Here is a tutorial on this cool node. :) . ua-cam.com/video/GQaWtiHyJjU/v-deo.html . I hope that helps!
I need your help😖.. if I set the value of transmission to 1 the shadows disappears completely!!! Even when Opacity is on... What i make wrong???
Mam 1 question....how to get that background light??? Pls tell me ....
I cannot use arnold render ...
Thanks for this!
You are very welcome, Eric! Thank you for watching. :)