How to render wireframe with Mental ray in Maya

[@iiiiiiiimmmmmmmm]

Thank you soooo MUCH! I'm using 2014 as well, and couldnt figure out why it wasnt working!! Cant believe the fix was in another tab. Really great job, and thanks again!!

[@iiiiiiiimmmmmmmm]

Also, if you can do the same tutorial for Vray, that'd help!! I cant find a good wire frame tutorial for Vray for Maya.

[@angiewong475]

Thank you soooo much!!!! That Legacy sampling threw me there for a loop!

[@kwratster]

i cannot believe that this existed and i did not know about it, thank you so much

[@eugenesalazar5984]

Great Tutorial. Very easy to follow and the explanations were very clear.

[@ДмитрийХовалкин]

Very Good tutorial! Thank You! For additional quality you can increase the value of the Filter Support in Coutour tab. Optionally you can change Filter Type from Box Filter to Gaussian Filter (Coutour tab).

[@ashtonfreeman8120]

exactly what I was looking for, thanks! Using Maya 2015 btw and works perfectly

[@keithyakouboff8755]

Great video. Clear, direct, understandable. Thank you.

[@AicitelSaldana]

Fantastic! Straight to the point of all my concerns :D

[@animatednate652]

Thanks, just what I was looking for... & easy instruction. Yes it does work for Maya 2015 Poseidon Gaming.

[@PratikParija]

Very clear & helpful. Thank you!

[@HypeStrike]

how can i render just the frame and not the 3d model...example for a text i just want wireframed...Thank you

[@3DAntoine]

When I try this and do a batch render it only works on frame 1, then the rest are just shaded.

[@patriciomarinavelar9083]

Antoine Hall I had the same problem, did you find any solution? Thanks

[@SpikeCooks]

did you guys find any solution?

[@filipemachado3822]

also tried this on Maya 2015 and have the same result when i batch render...anyone find a fix yet?

[@LuizaTanaka]

Well explained and excellent result

[@jean-laurentf.7098]

Very clear indeeed, Thanks Martin

[@jazzmusicdog]

Thanks for video! Now I can make my portfolio

[@FattuTutorials]

its not working in maya 2015 :(

[@winterpull]

Very helpful and simple, thank you!

[@mik4Hft]

thank you ! nice and simple. Very good stuff

[@CandyCat5]

Great tutorial, keep it up!

[@kioeoeo]

such a great teach! So glad for ur sharing

[@PoseidonArts]

Does this actually work for 2015?

[@Wenley_Darkness]

Very Clear Martin. Thanks.

[@martinsten3d]

I'm glad you liked it, thanks for watching!

[@justvfx7528]

I want to render wireframe only not mesh How to do that ?

[@HBMHD]

Anyone knows if there's a way to render a smooth mesh shape while keeping the original lower-poly mesh visible in the final render?

[@HamEggsButteredToast]

This answer probably comes a little late for you, but maybe it will help someone else. You could either duplicate the mesh, keep one smooth and one low-poly. Scale the low poly a tiny bit bigger, make it transparent but with wireframe active and it should appear on top of the visible smooth object. Or - for animated objects - you coud render the object out twice: once smooth, without wireframe and once transparent, with wireframe and black alpha background. You could then use the wire render as an overlay in another programm like After Effects.

[@Picnmo]

Great tutorial, thanks

[@MScifiWriter]

Thank you, very useful!

[@NookieCha]

excellent tutorial

[@LINKTheReaper]

thanks! great tutorial!

[@LexGear]

This is frustrating, where are the indepth contour controls for maya 2014.

[@michalzalesak6155]

Hi can somebody tell me where i will find in rendering settings MENATL RAY? I use Maya 2014 but all what i have is only maya software, hardware, hardware 2.0 and vector. I really have to know it bc i cant work with this. Thank you all.

[@stevemartin2670]

Window - Settings & Preferences - Plugin Manager. Scroll right down and in a separate tab for mental ray you will find "mayatomr.mll" tick the loaded box, if you want it to always be on tick the auto load box

[@michalzalesak6155]

thanks so much ;)

[@anilthakur8738]

How to render wireframe occlusion turntable in maya 2016

[@peterpahn123]

Nice, thank you =)

[@felixleer]

Thank you very much!

[@Cry42]

I would have appreciated if you could have skipped the "Let's see if it worked this time" bit. Just tell me what I need to do. If it's not working yet, we don't need to see it not working.

[@EFANZPro]

very useful...thanks

[@SiD19884]

Thank you!

[@thecheth]

Thank you!!

[@borntobethuq]

Thank you soo soo much!!

[@martinsten3d]

Thanks alot! If you have any requests, let me know! :)

[@Chippychops7]

Thank you sir.

[@digantadasdey]

Thanks. very clear.

[@op17567]

Thanks !

[@lettersfromzedelghem]

Thanks man!

[@alltimejust]

Nice thank you!

[@TeisJM88]

Thank you

[@leonartha03]

i've seen this guide twice.. thanks anyway..

[@mihailspil-haufter]

thanks!!

[@alzajel1]

thanks a lot

[@andresad3705]

exelent

[@VistaManiac93]

Ok thanks!

[@mauriciomella1150]

dude u explain it between min 3 and min 4 and THATS IT. plz SOMEONE make short concised videos...this one could be YOU! dont make long vids cos just like you and me... we r on a schedule tnx anyway

[@WarpWorld7]

Agreed. Thought the process in this video could have been WAY tighter.

[@HBMHD]

I don't agree; I've seen much faster tutorials that explain you how to accomplish something straight through several steps without explaining why said steps exist; in the end, you don't get to fully understand why the steps are for or how they work and how you can take full advantage of them; this guy explained everything very clearly, and some people that are still learning CGI or are new at it will surely appreciate this method. PS: If you're schedule is tight enough to complain about 7 minutes, you're not doing your job right.

[@WarpWorld7]

PS: I am schedule?

[@HBMHD]

WarpWorld7 OP posted about his schedule, not you.

[@alltimejust]

I hear you. I have had it up the here with FREECKING Tutorials that are way too long winded and made by guys that spend half the video trying to figure out what they ment to say or do next! AAAAA!

[@mkcreative459]

thanks

[@Aaron197777]

Thank you! Really good tutorial.

[@Paline18]

Thank you!

[@THESHOWTIMEMIKE]

Thank you.

[@Firelillylove77]

Thankyou!

[@ezeQ58]

Thank you!