I still have Maya LT 2019 installed, too. I've already installed Maya 2020 as a trial, it seems nice enough. lt's where my feeling shows, and what I sow, grows. Please help! I can't export my object out of Maya LT due to the size limit and will have to break it apart into 10 pieces at-least. Maya Angelou A longing for home, is built into our chromosome.

Maya Indie fits my use-case perfectly, and with that coming down in about 10 days or there-about, from now, it seemed like a no-brainer. I can in NO WAY afford the full-price of Maya standard that AAA companies use, but Maya LT was a livable expense. I was going to transition over to Blender 2.8x if this Maya Indie thing hadn't come around as I ran head-long into and was rather blind-sided by the 250,000 poly limit of Maya LT. Autodesk Maya is a professional 3D modeling, animation, and rendering tool that you can download on your Windows computer. There's over 1000 objects, and while I have many of them exported, I don't have 100% exported, due to some running up against the export size constraint.Ĭan someone over at Autodesk make something that would ease migration away from Maya LT to regular full-scale or Indie-license Maya? I started to switch over to Maya Indie and now I need to be able to open what I've made in Maya LT. However, that said, I've been working in Maya LT for a little over two years now. I am doing a large-scale game modification, not for-profit.

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