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1. Re: Maya Bifrost

   

   Reply by CreativeSheep · Jul 2019 · Home› General Discussion

   What I was expecting years ago; took them long enough. From my understanding this is formally a mix of Softimage ICE now in Maya; therefore what happens with SoUP, possible merge the tools now into BiFrost. This is interesting, good for Maya users, although it will introduce a new learning curve. It appears Autodesk has…

2. Re: Maya Bifrost

   

   Reply by onionhead_o · Dec 2020 · Home› General Discussion

   its cool and all, but the learning curve is so high. Most of the time I have no idea what the nodes do. and theres barely any explanation.

3. Re: Maya Bifrost

   

   

   Reply by oglu · Aug 2019 · Home› General Discussion

   Agree thats cool but not ready yet. Things like that will be slower than in the maya DAG. There are updates planned to make "rigging" much faster and more fun in Bifrost. Next drop of nodes will be.

4. Re: Maya Bifrost

   

   Reply by keyframe_L · Aug 2019 · Home› General Discussion

   I am not sure if I am doing something wrong but it seems extremely slow to evaluate. Like I have to wait 2-3 seconds of maya freezing each time while the graph recompiles every time I change a parameter on the particle emitter node.