Animation Performance Updates: The Evaluation Toolkit now includes a new Invisibility evaluation mode and a Reduce Graph Rebuild option for animation workflows.Cached Playback Improvements: Provides faster scene playback support for the Jiggle deformer and Bullet solver.Building on Maya’s Grease Pencil tool, this new toolset allows users to sketch poses over time, define motion arcs, mark up shots, and add annotations and comments for review. Blue Pencil 2D Drawing Tools: Draw 2D sketches over scenes directly in the viewport in a clean and non-destructive way.Unreal Live Link for Maya: Stream animation data to Unreal in real-time with the Unreal Live Link plug-in, optimized for virtual production and game development.It includes a new integration with the visual programming environment, Bifrost. The update adds more power to Maya’s animation, modeling, and rigging toolset. "Our latest updates to Maya, 3ds Max, Bifrost, and Arnold put robust tools and workflows, and the ability to collaborate and share data more seamlessly, into the hands of creative teams everywhere.” “Whether enhancing the user experience, simplifying virtual production workflows, integrating open standards, or empowering artists to manage complex projects, our goal is always to help artists and studios deliver incredible work that pushes the limits of what’s possible,” commented Eric Bourque, VP, Engineering. Autodesk has just debuted updates to Maya, 3ds Max, Bifrost, and Arnold, adding next-gen workflows to help creative teams deliver high-quality VFX and animated content.
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