Conclusion
This project I didn’t enjoy half as much as the modeling
process. I think this is a mixture of
not feeling like I had half as much tuition on rendering and texturing as I
feel we needed and deserved and the lack of time we had left to complete it.
Alas, after my internet being dead for the weekend that I had
planned to use to render and light I was left to my own devices to light my
model and render it which was a huge fail, in return I feel my door suffered
because of it.
I wanted to make the marble door and stairs shiny but I had no
internet to look up guides on how to accomplish this. I also wanted to put
patterned stone textures on the indents of the pillars, archway and stone
detail but I ended up just making them all 1 stoney texture again because I
couldn't look up the correct method of UV mapping.
I do feel I got a basic grasp of UV mapping but I feel I need
ALOT more practice. Having said this, I enjoyed the modeling more and need to
determine where my interests lie so I know where to improve. I don't feel
texturing is a part of this.
My turn table was done very last minute but with the help of
Stacey as I was unable to acess the correct help,
guides and software to complete it myself. I am proud that I now know more
about the render process but I wish I could of produced a longer lasting turn table as mine is so fast.
Overall I did enjoy this project, just not as much as my
modeling part. I want to keep trying at it to improve my skills as I do seem to
enjoy 3D alot more than I tho
ught I would. I WANT to get good at it and I am
proud of this piece of work as it is my first ever piece of work created from
scratch in Maya.
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