Arnold tutorial - How to create a holographic effect in MtoA

[@adeladili4291]

great , no wasting time straight forward to the tutorial in shorter ways

[@marcelogonzalez9565]

love this quick tutorials

[@Ethan_crooks]

Love your channel man! Videos are straight to the point and extremely well done. Keep up the great work!

[@william_chidube]

This!

[@ph4minhat]

wow, nice !!! Thanks so useful

[@sudeninkrkkalbi339]

great work man!

[@athelstanm7298]

Thank You for This Great Tutorial!

[@ranito9658]

your a beast, thank you

[@egretfx]

love it! Thanks:)

[@nextcurveproductions]

Thank you! Awesome!

[@TGSuineg]

Reminds me of the Game Boy box art.

[@thearenagraphics4141]

thanks i just made it easy and perfect

[@SimantoSteve]

Nice!

[@mohamedelkholy9463]

thanks man, but the lens effect doesn't work , can you please help me ?

[@jtricker1614]

thank u very much

[@Moshi3D]

Amazing tutorial. Do you know if there's a way to get the bloom from lens effect to work only on select objects? I have other objects in my scene which I don't want to be affected

[@borismc6681]

i guess you would do that on post. Creating render passes to that specific object you want with the bloom and another layer for the rest.

[@ianhalley1710]

Great video, thanks! How to render with the lens effect imager but with a transparent background??

[@weyzhen]

非常棒的教程。

[@ph4minhat]

Hey bro i have a question so long time, how to add mov animation ( black and white) map into arnold shader, i want to animation shader tranform, thanks!, i added mov before but it nothing happen

[@drewendly89]

Now how would you go about doing this without any refraction in the transmission? IOR of 1.0? Or if you wanted floating holographic light that is additive, doesn't cast shadows, and avoids using transmission rays? Imagine a transparent glass display, except without the glass, just holographic light that is additive when layers overlap.

[@caminanubemusiclist2326]

graciasssss

[@nutellaj1778]

Lee Griggs deserves luv

[@ShinobuFX]

Thanks for this, works on C4D, BTW this doesn't work with the new openpbr_surface

[@reptilas3087]

Love this content 🥰🥰

[@mayastatic]

Great as always! Is there a way to render just the first hit of rays, so you get the effect that the hologram looks like a single layer without the back geometry?

[@LeeGriggs]

I show 3 ways how to do this at the 2 minute mark. Thanks for watching!

[@dushkoavramovski]

The multiply node is missing, making this outdated unfortunately cause it did not helped me. Otherwise its great material

[@4Ddraftsman]

does not work in the environment hdri

[@mfs1390034]

Can this same technique translate over to Arnold for C4D? The interface is very different.

[@leegriggs6173]

The shaders and values are exactly the same in all of the Arnold plugins.

[@artkiko4460]

@@leegriggs6173 the interface is different / different options. that"s why we're asking.

[@artkiko4460]

hey, did you figure this out?

[@gtatak9805]

Maya import 3d car and placing on hdri and realistic render Arnold make tutorial

[@the_cytrowave_artist]

i had a stroke reading this comment

[@guglielmonatuzzi7870]

Can you please make the same tutorial for cinema 4d? thanks in advance

[@LeeGriggs]

It is exactly the same shaders and settings in all of the plugins.

[@guglielmonatuzzi7870]

@@LeeGriggs I've tried but I cannot achieve the same result. In order to make somthing similar I had to mantain connection to the cutout opaciy. Btw thanks a lot for your reply. I'ts a pleasure to look at your tutorials

[@artkiko4460]

@@guglielmonatuzzi7870 hi, did you figure it out?