It’s my first project using Mental ray in a very long time, and i’ve been reminded how good mental ray actually is. I have used this idea as my starting point for our underwater scene. For a recent tutorial, he created an underwater enivornment that looks fantastic and renders extremely quickly using Mental Ray. I have saved a lot of time thanks to a tutorial created by Michael McCarthy- 2011 Autodesk 3DS Max master and one of my many heroes in this industry.
I’ve spent the last week or so creating the underwater environment. The video must go live on the first week of school holidays (very, very soon!) but we are confident we will finish the content in time. I’m helping to create 2 minutes of animation for the exhibit. I’m creating 3D animated content for an exhibit at the Melbourne Zoo! Reel Pictures & Mal Padgett design are putting together an update for a 6 minute large-screen video about Australia’s coast and recycling. W.I.W.O: Week 35 & 36 – Melbourne Zoo Underwater Exhibit By Michael Wentworth-Bell Current Projects, What I'm Working on (WIWO) No Comments If you’re at all interested, check out the promo videos, updates and images on their XrayUnwrap 2.0 indiegogo page. Their Dual Quaternion skinning plugin “XrayBlendSkin” is also free to anyone for the duration of the campaign. They have a number of perks available to project backers, including free copies of their new UDIM plugin for 3ds Max. Raylight are seeking crowdfunding to develop and release a vastly improved XrayUnwrap 2.0 to the public. XrayUnwrap is a robust UV mapping tool for 3ds Max and Maya. Above – Using the Rattle plugin for 3ds Max in production. I am a huge fan of their Rattle plugin, in particular, and use it almost daily in many animation related tasks. All of their tools are ‘best in class’ for their particular tasks, and are extremely fairly priced. Raylight have released a lot of their IP in the form of essential workflow plugins for 3ds Max and Maya. The popular Italian videogame developer Raylight SRL are currently in the final 5 days of their crowd-funding campaign for XrayUnwrap 2.0. Last days – Raylight’s XrayUnwrap 2.0 crowd-funding campaign By Michael Wentworth-Bell Software No Comments
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