Introduction to Gaffer part 04 where I talk mostly about volumes. I also mention a few things about good practices while look-deving “fetchin” textures and what not.
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Introduction to Gaffer 03 /
Introduction to Gaffer part 03, where I show you how to use references, AOVs, batch rendering, displacement maps, other useful tools.
A bit more of gaffer /
Keep playing with gaffer and keep discovering how to do stuff that I’m used to do in other software.
Introduction to gaffer /
By gaffer hq: Gaffer is a free, open-source, node-based VFX application that enables look developers, lighters, and compositors to easily build, tweak, iterate, and render scenes. Built with flexibility in mind, Gaffer supports in-application scripting in Python and OSL, so VFX artists and technical directors can design shaders, automate processes, and build production workflows.
With hooks in both C++ and Python, Gaffer's readily extensible API provides both professional studios and enthusiasts with the tools to add their own custom modules, nodes, and UI.
The workhorse of the production pipeline at Image Engine Design Inc., Gaffer has been used to build award-winning VFX for shows such as Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Lost in Space, Logan, and Game of Thrones.