Maya - Choose Exposure for Physical Sun & Sky - Free Mental Ray Rendering Scripts / Plugins Downloads for Maya

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Maya - Choose Exposure for Physical Sun & Sky 1.1.2 (maya script)

Choose which exposure method you want to use when creating Physical Sun & Sky

License Type:

Freeware

File ID:

49537

File Size:

49.6 KB

Created / Updated:

Oct 08, 2012 / Apr 30, 2013

Owner:

valenwagner

Platforms:

windows

Downloaded:

487

Maya:

2013

Tags:

maya, exposure, sun, sky, Mental Ray

This is the script that was originally created by David Johnson (http://www.djx.com.au/blog/about/) and then modified by Sylvain
Berger (http://kobayashystips.blogspot.com/).

With permission, I have modified these to support Maya 2013 (and earlier), Maya 2013.5, and Maya 2014.

This latest version adds an option to not create any exposure control. Often when rendering passes for compositing it is handy to not use an exposure control, and deal with all that in your compositing software.

To install, just copy the file from folder that represents your Maya version and paste into your local documents Maya[version] --> Scripts folder.

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