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Maya Bonus Tools Resource Page (Update - 3DsImport plugin available)
Maya Bonus Tools resource page: Here you will find a collection of tutorials and demos specifically related to Bonus Tools. Once installed the Bonus Tools help menu will link back to this page. Bookmark it and check back later for additional updates.
Maya BonusTools 2014 is/are ready! Is/are you?
At long last Maya BonusTools 2014 is/are out the door. Check out some of the new tools from the latest release.
Maya 2014 Highlight - Node Editor Updates
The Node Editor which was introduced in Maya 2013 has had some nice updates in Maya 2014. The Node Editor allows you to quickly and easily make and break connections between nodes using an intuitive, modern interface.
Maya BonusTools 2013 - Pose BlendShape Editor
The Pose BlendShape Editor in Maya BonusTools 2013 can be used to easily create and manage corrective blendshapes for existing skinned meshes.
Maya BonusTools 2013 - Animation Editing Tools
Check out some demos of a few useful BonusTools for editing existing animation
Maya Python for Games and Film
Have you been wanting to get up to speed on Python in Maya but keep putting it off?
Maya 2013 Extension: DX11 in Viewport 2.0 **Available for Download **
With the release of Maya 2013 Extension you will now be able to boot Maya into a DX11 display mode. This will allow you to run DX11 (with HLSL shaders) directly in Viewport 2.0. Check out this short demo showing the various types of shader effects that can be created with the new HLSL-based UberShader.
Maya BonusTools 2013 - UV Tools
In this series of demonstrations you will see a variety of UV related BonusTools for Maya 2013 that can be used to speed up your UV creation and editing workflow
Maya 2013 Extension: Scene Assembly Workflow
The Maya 2013 Service Advantage Pack has been announced. It includes several cool new features including support for DirectX11, the File Path Editor and the new Scene Assembly workflow. In this post you can watch the Scene Assembly demo that was shown at Siggraph.
Maya 2013 Highlight - ATOM (Animation Transfer Object Model)
ATOM, which stands for Animation Transfer Object Model, is a new xml based import/export mechanism for transferring animations and attributes between Maya scenes. It provides a very flexible way of externalizing and transferring base animation, anim layers, driven keys, constraints, static values and more.
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