In this series of Maya tutorials, we will take in introductory look at the Viewport 2.0 tool set available in Maya.
With Viewport 2.0, we can view high-quality lighting and shadows, real-time ambient occlusion, motion blur and other effects directly within the Maya viewport.
We will begin by discussing some of the benefits and limitations of Viewport 2.0. From there, we will light a scene using the Viewport 2.0 features, learn how to improve playback performance within the viewport, batch render animated sequences, and other topics that will be essential to understand as you begin using Viewport 2.0.
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seriously you guys…?
Viewport 2.0 sucks really bad.
I like Viewport 2.0 because you can have a heavy scene with a high count of polygons and it does not slow down your workflow.