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Maya Monday – Maya 2016 parallel rig evaluation

Posted on November 26, 2015  1 Comment
Filed under Animation, Education, Rigging

3dsmax TD have become increasingly envious with the release of Maya 2016 and the parallel rig evaluation toolkit allowing Maya TDs to finally use all the CPUs and GPUs cores in parallel, in order to speed up the viewport display but until now I hadn’t see such a thorough demonstration as the following one.

Have a look it is really interesting for both TDs and animators as they give some really good tips on how to speed up rigs for animators. Also, have a look at the related Rigging Dojo article which is pretty funny:

http://www.riggingdojo.com/2015/10/22/blazing-fast-character-rigs-with-maya-2016/

 

and here one new article from Autodesk

http://download.autodesk.com/us/company/files/2018/UsingParallelMaya.html#overview

I can’t wait to use Maya 2016 in production!

Maya parallel evaluation

 

 

 

 

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  1. So you want to be a rigger huh? updated version :Animation with a moustache on January 3rd, 2016 01:33

    […] Dreamworks and Pixar had already understood it and realtime performance was one of goal they have achieved with the recent release of Premo and Presto, their respective animation software last year. On their footsteps, Autodesk finally unlocked the full potential of modern computers with the Parallel Rig Evaluation toolset in Maya 2016.  Maya users can now  troubleshoot slowdowns and calculate mesh deformation and some deformers using all the CPU AND GPU cores present on a system, speeding up dramatically the framerate in Maya’s viewport. Make sure you read this previous article I wrote http://www.olivier-ladeuix.com/blog/2015/11/26/maya-monday-maya-2016-parallel-rig-evaluation/ […]

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