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In this Maya 2016 lighting video I will explain the settings required to create light coming from a table lamp.
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32 responses to “Maya 2016 tutorial : How to setup table lamp lighting”
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oo nice does this works the same for fluorescent light in maya?
And it's awesome
Please sir, upload texture files links…
sir i would love to learn how to give a headlight effect to automobiles like motorbikes and cars pls help me sir i have a project to submit by day after tomorrow !!!!!!
Nice Video. Your explanation was very clear. Thanks
thanks! it helps a lot to understand maya lighting!!!
can u upload the face and body modelling tutorial
the last render time was 6 mins lol nooo
Hi nice tutorial. One problem, I cant get away the constrain aim thing from lights any more, and its really in the way. Cant find any help on the webs eather, help? please? 🙂
well done mike hermes!!!
i have been looking for a powerful light tutorial and very happy i came thru ur channel.
good luck sir.
the translucence is not working for me. pls help.
hi mike i´m guillermo, i have a question, my teacher ask me what is the direccional ligth and the indireccional ligth which is the diference? i love your tutorials thanks!!
Please, upload a tutorial of "glow up" effect and play as flv. I want to make a sun and radiated it. but I can't.
please help me sir
is render view 2D? How to I make it 3D?
hi, sir.
I have watched your tutorial. but, its render view. how to I make it a video. I mean flv???
Yea I would like to know more on how you made the materials. Thanks for all the awesome tutorials.
thank u for this video …… Can u make a tutorial on lighting night scence ….. outdoor and indoor pls
Thanks so much for the tutorial!!
Would it be too much trouble to make a tutorial of how to model the table with the lamp as well? I'm pretty much a beginner at this and I have to make a 3D animation for a final this year; and the background will be a room with a couch next to a table lamp. It'd help a lot. If it's too much trouble, don't worry, your current tutorials still help a lot. Thanks!!
piece of advice my friend, crank up the volume so i dont go 70% to clearly hear you
Again an useful tuto and very well explain
Thanks Mike
its a great tuts
thanks
but i have one advice
when you turn on global ellumination you should turn on photons in the light
SIR HOW TO ADD AMBIENT OCCLUSION TO TREES AND PLANTS IN MAYA…I KNOW HOW TO BAKE THEM …BUT HOW TO ADD DIRECT AMBIENT OCCLUSION TO TREES AND PLANTS IN MAYA….PLEASE SIR …U ROCKSSS….THANKS FOR MAKING LAMP LIGHTING VIDEO…
THANKS SIR… 🙂
U R AMAZING…
Hi Mike, i'm struggling to make light switch on of/flicker in the animation.
Hi Mike:
Great content.
Is there any way to simulate the embroidery effect on clothes, say hockey jerseys, ball caps, etc?
Using bump maps or zbrush? which one is easier?
Thanks in advance.
he is a awsome teacher
Great contents on your channel and this is not an exception either! I've been learning to do stuff with Maya since 2008 but the past couple of years have been blank as I concentrated more on web-designs. Your videos are great to freshen up things and even learn cool stuff and tweaks though your excellent descriptions. Thanks!
Useful video. Always seems to be some trick/tool I hadn't played around with yet. This tutorial leads me to a new question: I have a project that contains 40 or 50 identical lights in it (they are positioned down a long tunnel). I'd like to experiment with different settings but having to click on every single light and change the settings 50 times is frustrating. Unfortunately, Maya does not seem to allow you to click on all 50 at once and enter a new value and have it "stick" to all 50. It only does one at a time. Is there a way to set up the lights in a project so that changing the value of one would change the value of all 50 that are somehow connected to the original? Unfortunately, Maya does not allow you to create an "instance" of lights (that I know of) like you can with objects, where a change to the original would propagate to the rest. Thanks.
I really like your tutorials, and you post videos very frequently. Thanks a lot, man 🙂
Can you make a video on how to make a quick easy city or is that more complicated lol
Great video… I never had noticed what is the linear decay works… also the area light target, I did not know that can be adjusted… thanks so much again!!