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Across production, artists and studios will see optimized workflows and reducedturnaround times between versions, making it easier to manage traditionally labor-intensive tasks.GPU rendering is now pixel, feature, and API compatible with CPU rendering in Arnold,empowering users to choose which type of rendering is best suited to their specific needsand workflow.Arnold GPU is not a separate renderer but uses the same settings, interface, nodes,executables, and codebase as rendering with Arnold on the CPU.With a single click, users can switch seamlessly between rendering on the CPU and on the GPU. Lighting artists will benefit from efficiency gains with the ability to preview lighting anduncover issues immediately, rather than waiting on overnight renders to see their workand make decisions based on feedback received.Look development artists will benefit from a faster working environment, making it quickerto denoise images and get to the first presentable image or final look.Artists can get immediate and more responsive feedback when tweaking shaders andadjusting lighting, giving them more time for artistic iterations.The speed of GPU-based rendering makes it possible for artists to work with near final quality renders at interactive rates. Learn More | Purchase Arnold 6 Better Interactivity Arnold 6 also introduces several new features including on-demand texture loading, improved support for Open Shading Language (OSL) and OpenVDB volumes, new USD components and a quicker, easier way to buy. The ability to switch seamlessly between CPU and GPU rendering gives artists greater flexibility and provides efficiency gains for artists and studios of all kinds.

Rigging improvements: Updates including matrix-driven workflows and a new wrap deformer make the work of riggers and character TDs easier.Īrnold 6 can now be used for production rendering on both CPU and GPU.įrom real-time look development to interactive lighting, Arnold GPU helps bring speed and power to user workflows, resulting in shorter iteration cycles and reviews.

Modeling features: New Remesh and Retopologize features help modelers spend less time cleaning up their models and more time modeling.

Viewport improvements: The Maya Viewport has been improved to make more efficient use of hardware, resulting in a smoother overall experience.

Bifrost for Maya: Significant performance improvements, Cached Playback support, and a new MPM cloth constraint compound bring even more power to the visual programming environment in Maya.

Arnold GPU: Maya 2020 includes Arnold 6 which can now be used for production rendering on both CPU and GPU.

Animation bookmarks: Artists can mark, navigate through, and organize specific events in time as well as frame playback ranges.

Cached Playback: New preview modes and efficient caching of image planes and dynamics gives animators faster animation playback and more predictable results.

60+ animation features: Building on powerful animation features introduced in Maya 2019, this release adds over 60 new animation features and updates that animators will notice in their day-to-day work.

With a focus on empowering artists throughout the production pipeline, Autodesk® Maya® 2020 introduces new tools that not only help animators, modelers, riggers, and technical artists work faster and more intuitively, but also make the creative process more fun.

Autodesk® Maya® 2020 introduces tools that help animators, modelers, riggers, and technical artists work faster and more intuitively, and Arnold 6 can now be used for production rendering on both CPU and GPU.