Session Notes
Returning back to the ruby sword scene in order to make the scene look more aesthetically intriguing I decided to create more objects such as a table, chair and apply a basic castle wall brick texture to my backdrop. (figure a)
Moreover, I used a sphere polygon as a makeshift skybox which would display a texture and completely surround the scene within the sphere object. Also I will make use of skyboxes for my other scenes such as the nomad and crystal angel scenes which require an immersive background image.
In addition, I decided to remove all of my existing lights for the Ruby Sword scene and use most area lights instead since they provide a more realistic form of light where each colour spreads around the room and the colours bleed into one another as shown in figure b.
I am personally excited by how each one of these small scenes in Maya has slowly improved as my knowledge and exuberance of lighting and texturing increases.
By Sebastian Jones
Returning back to the ruby sword scene in order to make the scene look more aesthetically intriguing I decided to create more objects such as a table, chair and apply a basic castle wall brick texture to my backdrop. (figure a)
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| Figure A |
Moreover, I used a sphere polygon as a makeshift skybox which would display a texture and completely surround the scene within the sphere object. Also I will make use of skyboxes for my other scenes such as the nomad and crystal angel scenes which require an immersive background image.
In addition, I decided to remove all of my existing lights for the Ruby Sword scene and use most area lights instead since they provide a more realistic form of light where each colour spreads around the room and the colours bleed into one another as shown in figure b.
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| Figure B |
I am personally excited by how each one of these small scenes in Maya has slowly improved as my knowledge and exuberance of lighting and texturing increases.
By Sebastian Jones
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