Maya 2020.2 only: reserve namespaces for file references Users with Nvidia GPUs can also now run Viewport 2.0 in OpenGL mode when working on a remote desktop, instead of Maya automatically switching to DirectX 11 mode. Other changes include a new Preserve UVs option for the Target Weld tool, which enables users to choose whether the UVs of a model are modified by Target Welds, as shown above. Maya 2020.2 and Maya LT 2020.2: new Preserve UVs option for Target Welds Users can also now create Sets and Quick Select Sets of scene objects from the Outliner contextual menu, as well as from the Create menu. The main Outliner gets a new vertical splitter bar in addition to the existing horizontal splitter, helping to optimise use of interface space when working with complex scenes, as shown in the image above. Maya 2020.2 and Maya LT 2020.2: updates to the OutlinerĬompared to recent updates, the feature lists for both Maya 2020.2 and Maya LT 2020.2 are fairly short, and consist primarily of workflow improvements.

Updated: Autodesk has tweeted to say that Maya 2020.2 is now available to download. Outside the core application, the Maya to Arnold plugin now supports USD export and the option to render much larger scences generated by Maya’s Bifrost fluid simulation toolset. Autodesk has posted lists of new features in Maya 2020.2 and Maya LT 2020.2 in the online documentation for the 3D modelling and animation software.Ĭhanges common to both versions include workflow updates to the Outliner, a new Preserve UVs setting for Target Welds, and the option to run Viewport 2.0 in OpenGL mode on a remote desktop.

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