Duration 2h 58m Project Files Included MP4
In this NUKE tutorial we’ll learn how to incorporate deep render layers from Arnold for Maya into NUKE 8. We’ll learn how to set up deep export from Arnold as well as how to composite a
complex scene by incorporating atmospherics and lens effects.By the end of this NUKE training you’ll have advanced workflow and pipeline knowledge that most high-end VFX houses use in the industry today.
01. Introduction and project overview
02. Examining the scene in Maya
03. Examining the hypershade materials
04. Setting up the ID pass for color masking
05. Examining the lighting setup
06. Setting up the volumetric fog
07. Setting up the initial render settings
08. Isolating the hover crafts in a render layer
09. Isolating shadows of the hover craft to a render layer
10. Setting up the ground reflections and fog render layer
11. Checking AOV passes in Arnold
12. Optimizing the render layer sample settings
13. Examining our batch render files
14. Overview of the NUKE Network Script
15. Examining the camera solve and actor rotoscope
16. Setting up color correction network for the hovercrafts
17. Setting up the ID pass for isolated masking in color correction
18. Adding ground shadows to our plate shot
19. Setting up the rain, fog, and ground reflection
20. Creating a fog holdout for our character
21. Overview of Deep Compositing
22. Using the DeepCrop node to isolate selections
23. Adding in a fake reflection of our actor
24. Adding in flickering lens flares
25. Putting in the finishing touches
26. Preview of composite
27. Making final changes to the render
28. Final render
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