Author
George Maestri
Released
9/11/2019- Key interface items in the Render Setup window
- Working with the Light Editor
- Creating layers and collections
- Creating overrides for object attributes
- Rendering individual layers
- Batch rendering layers
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Instructor] Anyone who rendered professional images for film, design, or visualization will want to render their images in layers. Maya's Render Setup is a sophisticated render layer manager that allows you to create multiple renders from one Maya scene. We'll take a look at Maya's Render Setup window as well as the Light Editor. And then we'll dive into creating render layers for your projects. So pull up a chair and let's get started with Maya's Render Setup.
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Introduction
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1. Understanding Render Setup
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The Render Setup window2m 40s
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Work with the Light Editor1m 59s
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2. Create Layers and Collections
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Create light collections3m 24s
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3. Add Overrides to Collections
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Override shading attributes2m 56s
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Adjust camera attributes3m 43s
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Override light attributes3m 55s
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4. Output and Final Rendering
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Render individual layers1m 11s
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Batch render layers1m 11s
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Conclusion
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Next steps23s
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