Autodesk has launched Maya Creative. It is a cut-down version of Maya that has its modelling and animation capabilities but lacks simulation and the ability to load third-party plugins. Maya Creative aims to create indie 3D outfits that don't have the budget of a big studio.
What are the differences between Maya Creative and Maya Indie?
Parminder singh . Oct 15, 2023
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