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Maya 2020 adds over 60 new animation features and updates. In this series, Maya Animation Product Owner, Mark Tanner, explores the latest updates in the Graph Editor.

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What's New:

Maya 2020
This release provides new tools and updates to help animators, modelers, riggers, and technical artists be more efficient and productive so they can spend more time on the creative.

There's no denying there is a lot here for animators to be happy аbout: over sixty new animation features build on the Maya 2019 release, plus new Time Slider bookmarks to help you organize your work in time and playback ranges. Updates to Cached Playback provide new preview modes and efficient caching for image planes and dynamics, giving you faster playback and more predictable results.

New Remesh and Retopologize commands let modelers spend less time cleaning up models, and for riggers and character TDs, we have new matrix-driven workflows plus a new wrap deformer. Overall, we hope you'll notice a smoother overall experience with the viewport, now that we've made some improvements that make more efficient use of your hardware.

Arnold GPU rendering is freshly out of beta and included with Maya 2020, alongside the new version of Bifrost that delivers significant performance improvements and several new pre-build graphs.

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