Maya 2019.1 and Maya LT 2019.1 are available for Windows 7+, RHEL or CentOS 7.3 or 7.5 Linux and Mac OS X 10.11+ on a rental-only basis. Maya LT 2019.1 is a much smaller update, simply introducing a new preference setting for increasing speed when expanding objects in the Outliner and fixing common crashes when working with Booleans.īoth changes are also included in Maya 2019.1 itself. There is also a sizeable list of bugfixes. Options include searching the scene for unused expressions, slow OpenCL paths, or flat animation curves that could be replaced with static parameter values. The Evalution Toolkit also gets a new Scene Lint window for troubleshooting common performance issues. The new cached playback system for animation introduced in Maya 2019 also gets a few updates.Īmong them, it is now possible to disable caching of Smooth Mesh Preview to improve performance, and the option to flush the cache directly from the Timeline. Performance of the Light Editor itself should be improved by a new ‘just in time’ scrolling system and it is now possible to set properties for multiple lights simultaneously. The update introduces new ways to add scene lights selectively to a render layer, including the option to use expressions, or to set up light overrides in the Light Editor. Maya 2019.1 itself gets most of the new features this time round: mainly improvements in lighting workflow. Maya 2019.1: improvements to lighting workflow and cached animation playback In the full edition, the update improves lighting workflow in the Render Setup system and Light Editor, and adds new options for controlling cached animation playback and scene debugging.īoth editions get performance improvements in the Outliner, and when working with Booleans. Autodesk has released Maya 2019.1 and Maya LT 2019.1, the latest versions of the 3D animation software.
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