Create a Glass with a Logo Using Arnold for Maya 2019

[@sarahreen7016]

I know this is a slightly older video, but you once again come in clutch. I've been trying to figure out how to do a similar effect but with a set of dice and I couldn't find anything nearly as succinct and clearly explained as this video. Thank you!

[@danpym3D]

I hope you could create a tutorial about how to apply decals on a 3D model, that would be very helpful! Congrats for the amazing job! Your tutorials always are so helpful!

[@HemantKumar-ey1cl]

First thing first i love your Voice 😍❤️😘

[@technobrain1461]

First. Thank you Monica. One more informative tutorial.

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

Thank you for your comment and support, William! :)

[@emiliohakansson]

You are simply the best

[@DisneyUpBoilerUp]

So the texture you made in photoshop (the one with transparent background), gets plugged in both base color and transmission color? @Academic Phoenix Plus Also, I'm wanting to make a logo that looks like it's actually melted into the glass.... like MASON on a mason jar. Will this method work? Would it need a Normal map?

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

Hi there, Thank you for watching my videos! I think adding "mason' as a normal/bump map will definitely work for what you are looking for. Great idea! Good luck with your project. :)

[@DisneyUpBoilerUp]

@Academic Phoenix Plus When I import the UV Snapshot, it has an invisible background, making it really hard to see. How did you get the black background? thanks Also, I made the Normal map with the Mason logo.. worked! :)

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

Hi! The new UVSnapShot comes in transparent (now sure why it changed). What I do is create a new layer, fill it with black, and then place it behind the UVs. You should be able to see it clearer. I hope that helps! And so happy to hear the normal map worked on your Mason jar!

[@ccopyleft]

Thank you so much!

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

You're welcome!

[@joonjooni9672]

I try to render, using arnold renderer, but every time i apply a texture to my color( ai standardsurface) the object turns completely black, i aslo unchecked matt in the attribute editor, but the problem is there... can somebody help me please? thank you all so much.

[@bmaxime8771]

same here :(

[@egapurishivakumarreddy]

i think we get better results by using mix shader for more clear visibility of logo and also thank you for your videos i started learning shading by watching your videos they were very helpful 😁😁😁

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

It's funny that you say that egapuri, that's my next tutorial! It's a bit more complex, but gives you different results. Keep an eye out!

[@egapurishivakumarreddy]

Academic Phoenix Plus waiting 😁

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

Here it is! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnGmqBrecqpn7c

[@АнтониоСтојановски-б3р]

Can't you just use a PNG file for the logo and apply it on the UV faces?

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

You can use whatever works!

[@highmood3859]

awesome

[@ankitaggarwal384]

nice vedio

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

Thank you Ankit! I hope it was helpful!

[@Twistms]

you can project texture on object without UV ;)

[@AcademicPhoenixPlus]

You sure can, Makcnm! There are several ways to tackle problems in Maya. Whatever works best for the artist!

[@highmood3859]

awesome