How To Create Texture Emission In Maya & Arnold Renderer - Tutorial

Today we are going to learn how we can use a Texture as an Emission source as a Luminance source and use it to emit light at the same time maintaining the original look and originality of that texture. We are going to mess around with different kinds of technique and how we can get a realistic result and how to create a dramatic scene with this as well I hope you like this video. Enjoy 😊
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Really helpful tutorial. Thanks so much for putting this together.

[@MeribelNova]

Thank you SO much!! Needed the quick fix for my final project in 3D modeling college class. Exactly what I needed to light up a TV screen in a modeled cafe! Thanks to you, I'm confident I'll get a good grade

[@jerbinjerard6855]

this was a pretty neat tutorial thanx for the explanation on how emission can be used in a proper way...

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[@ulipr2411]

would love to see how you bake these textures and what settings you'll be using?

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Thank you so much!

[@reimaginefx]

No worries!

[@KipperTD]

For anyone who's having trouble copying and pasting your nodes to the light, heres a workaround. Highlight all the nodes in the material that you want to transfer. Control + C, Control + V. Nothing will happen in your node network but youll see a "pasted__(whatever your texture is named)" in your hypershade material list. Next go to your light in the lights tab. Hold right click on your light and go to "Graph Network". Click back to your material tab and middle mouse drag your "pasted__example" shader into the light network.That wont bring everything so highlight your nodes (Should only be 2, the base shader and the light) and click "Input and output connections", which is a box with an arrow on the left and right side. This should bring everything back to the way it was and you can delete the base shader and plug your images out color into the lights color. This works with image sequences as well.

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[@mitomen2000]

This was super helpful. I'm guessing it also works with a texture sequence, if we want to present a video playing on the monitor/TV.

[@reimaginefx]

It does.

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I just want the cute tv model. haha

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Hello, that's awesome, do you have a tutorial for modelling of the tv?

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[@shprite781]

Will this work with an image sequence?

[@yaladdin86]

When I render the emissive texture on the plane, it shows white in the render, but it shows fine in viewport. How can I fix this?

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[@jessty5179]

It seems that the atmospheric effect is not reflected on the ground. Or am I wrong ?

[@rrego2]

How are you copying and pasting nodes, Ctrl C is not working

[@Crank1]

You said "I bring my image texture" but how you import the image?... is a bit confusing, could you help with more detail?... thank you

[@Curryfishballa]

in the hypershade menu, press tab on your keyboard then type in file. you should see something like "file". click on that and that should pop up the node in your hypershade. After that, click on the file node that you have just created and you should see a color option by your attribute tabs. Click on the checkerbox icon and select the image file you wanted. If your image is 32 bit then make sure image format change to Raw, but normal google images are just normal, so leave it as default (sRGB).

[@sauravbasu_98]

Can you show it in "VRay Render Next 5"?

[@rg3dart778]

Nice sir 👍 how to render realistic cloth lender please make a tutorial and how to use batch rendering I am rendering my animation please help sir

[@reimaginefx]

Alright i'll make a video on that as soon as possible.

[@emyboybeats4330]

what if the its a video on the TV?

[@pepe7drum]

Can you insert an actual video into the TV?

[@grahamhiggins1816]

atmosphere prob takes about 30min a frame on an average computer.

[@Danboarding]

Hello! Thanks for the tutorial! May I ask for help? I was trying it out by attempting to copy from the Materials tab to paste it to the Lights tab kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJCcfZyZmLJrmrs but it won't let me. Is it just selecting the items and hitting the Command+C to copy?

[@KipperTD]

I know its been a while but i found a workaround if you are interested

[@KipperTD]

Highlight all the nodes in the material that you want to transfer. Control + C, Control + V. Nothing will happen in your node network but youll see a "pasted__(whatever your texture is named)" in your hypershade material list. Next go to your light in the lights tab. Hold right click on your light and go to "Graph Network". Click back to your material tab and middle mouse drag your "pasted__example" shader into the light network.That wont bring everything so highlight your nodes (Should only be 2, the base shader and the light) and click "Input and output connections", which is a box with an arrow on the left and right side. This should bring everything back to the way it was and you can delete the base shader and plug your images out color into the lights color. This works with image sequences as well.

[@d.a.visual]

Is this rendetrd with GPU?

[@reimaginefx]

Yes

[@d.a.visual]

@@reimaginefx maya 2019? What graphic card do you have? And what would you say about the quality of it? Does it have lots of noise.?

[@zeddgamedesigner]

shit. they didnt teach us in our institute

[@anmcopico4228]

Simple trick . Out alpha of image to emission of aiStandardSurface. Out colour of image to Emission colour of aiStandardSurface. Then we can get those emission without using area light.

[@reimaginefx]

We took the Area light because we wanted Atmospheric Volume not because it's a longer method.

[@anmcopico4228]

@@reimaginefx Adjust the exposure value > 75 from emission tab after connecting the nodes like i said , you'll get atmospheric volume. What i said is your viewport will less intense if you're processing with mash like things.

[@reimaginefx]

@@anmcopico4228 make a render and send it to me on instagram. would love to see the results.

[@anmcopico4228]

@@reimaginefx Take some time , I'll send it.

[@mikatsukiaugus371]

very helpful, thanks for your tutorial!

[@reimaginefx]

You're welcome!