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In this series of lessons we will explore a variety of techniques for creating realistic lighting which can also convey a sense of mood and atmosphere within Maya.
Throughout these lessons we will learn how to use lights and shading network modifications to create the appearance of real light sources, as well as using lights to call attention to particular areas of our scene. This course will be placing emphasis on efficient rendering practices, and some guidelines that you can use in your day-to-day work to help your renders proceed as quickly as possible. We will also take some time to learn how volume primitives and 3D textures in Maya can be used to create complex volumetric effects within our scene.
 1. Introduction and Project Overview  3. Using the Attribute Spread Sheet to control multiple lights  5. Creating a shading network to mimic light sources  7. Adding light sources underneath the cryogenic pods  9. Illuminating the central pod platform  11. Using light linking to control illumination results  13. Creating bump maps for the floor  15. Using volume primitives in Maya  17. Placing final light sources throughout our room  19. Adding ambient occlusion to Maya shaders |
 2. Placing initial light sources in the scene  4. Using tone mapping and gamma correction in Maya  6. Creating glow maps for the cooling tubes  8. Building glow maps for the pod platform  10. Creating light sources along the walls of our room  12. Creating glow maps for the floor  14. Placing secondary light sources within the room  16. Rendering volumetric steam and smoke in Maya  18. Boosting the rendered quality of our Maya scene  20. Making final adjustments to the scene |
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