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Love this tut. Thanks ❤

Super Wonderful Videos and Explanations. Thumbs Up!

Thank you so much man you made my work so easy i was facing many problems while using bifrost

Thank you very much for this USD information and workflow! Cheers to you and your family!😍😍😍

can the format include skeletons and baked animations (similar to a games engine workflow)?

Many years in unreal scene building, I never knew it was possible, But Always wanted that. Thank you so much for this <3

I do understand that you posted these tutorials transitioning from Maya to Unreal. May i know, Will LiveLink work if We work on creating an environment from Unreal and LiveLink it into Maya(Since it will automatically set as an FBX.However, Material wise, Def UE5 and Maya work independently. Since making Terrain and Foliage have more freedom in Unreal Engine as you can go over the max rather than in Maya(Personally making FX in maya does take a heavy toll for the whole scene),

@ZeroConditionaltutorials what are the Mac options??

Is there a way to reimport afterward so it updates the position if I for example move the lamps in 3ds Max and I want that change to update in Unreal?

How to export USDZ with animation???

Hey I am completely new to Maya, so sorry if this is a stupid question. I am using Maya 2025 and trying to do a liquid sim via bifrost. I spawn a sphere and then when I go to the bifrost fluids drop down at the top and click on liquid under create. I don't get any liquid to be emitted. Despite an emitter having been created. I have check everything. Nothing seems to work.

I can't even get the watch point to show any information 😭.

Hello. How can we add subdivision to USD objects in Arnold Render?

Hi, This video is crucial to know. Please have your time to make another one in details about the preferences. Also, I really want to understand in deep about all the plugs-in in the plugs in manager. Many thanks

wow thanks! was stumped on this one! cheeers

Great presentation, thanks.

This is great. Thanks for the well-structured intro.

How can I tell if my runtime storage is set to my ssd?

really good video sir

Thank you so much this was incredibly helpful to me

Thank you very very much!

can we have volumetric data in usd? will it be readable?

I feel like a kid, but I got all three operations to connect and work: object position, objecting scaling, and normal scaling (just by networking / layering Add nodes). I want to try to get rotation in there next. Awesome video bro. One of the best Bifrost explanations I've seen to date. (JMM71 also does a decent job, and the Maya learning channel has a great tutorial on the Bifrost graph... but finding good tutes on any subject is not always easy... but you did a great job sir!).

Thanks alot! one question.how about those default Metahuman clothes? you have to export them from Unreal to Maya?

it's the 4th video in your "bifrost" playlist but as it mentions :beginners guide: it's clear that it's involving everything from A to Z but it's not the first video as in playlist arrangement... so should I go with this one first or start from the very first? Like is it gonna create any problem? bcoz firstly I only want to clear my basics

thanks for the measurement and scale explanation

I had been tweaking so many settings endlessly trying to fix this and with the units explanation you solved it for me! I had no idea it used different units from Maya's settings so I assumed I wouldn't change the gravity setting unless I was trying to do a space liquid sim!

Your spine is green... Mine is red. There are a ton of bones in the HumanIK what did you do to the spine? Thanks

Great tutorial, but wanted to clear up about modeling and rigging in an A pose Vs T-pose. From what I've experienced, it helps the model deform better when rigging in an A pose Vs T pose. The armpits deform better and have less material bunching up under the pits and the arms are in a more natural position, so when twisting the arms the rig is already in a more natural position where the T pose you usually will have edge flow that creates pinching in the forearms and loss of volume in the arms. Some of this has been eased in the dual quaternion skinning. In classical skinning, the volume was harder to maintain in a twist.

thanks dear

Thank you for sharing this!

THANK YOU!!!!!

omg. finally found you

with the same file and using Maya 2024, when i select sequenceDressing.usd layer under USD layer editor, and then go and add the bare variant of the refrigerator, it gives me an error of like cannot edit variant selection attribute because there is a stronger opinion in some layer. Not sure what that is or anything as i did it with the same kitchen file and the same edits as you did. Any idea why this would happen?

Thanks dude you saved me! I had seen videos and read that I had to modify the export settings by changing to "UAssets + Source Assets", but this video was the only one that mentioned that we also had to do it in the "Download settings". I was going crazy!

How do you show the material in maya? I only see a gray-greenish material without textures in Maya

great tutorial! what's the shortcut to show the skeleton? i can't find it anywhere

I can't seem to figure out how to get the lightning to be visible?

Man, respect to you! This is a really very useful video. I wish you 1,000,000 subscribers next year, a salary increase and in general that everything in life gets better

Struggling to get Alembic out of 2023 version to Unity.. gotta try older versions of Maya

Great starter tutorial!

Another issue.. The liquid sim is not bouncing off of my collision plane. I goes through it. I remade the plane, got rid of my previous collide nodes, reset it to collide, all to no avail... several times. Finally, I made a sphere, and that the liquid bounces off of. Any ideas?

This seems great for lighting setups

Nice, one thing to ask, if my scene is already set up inside unreal engine, how can i have the same scene in maya? do i export as fbx? but its to much work cause my scene is to complicated

Very Informative, thanks a lot!

Something that all users should learn to do, as the #1 MUST DO "basic fundamental", is to set your project directory from the file dropdown menu (File > Project > Set Project) at the beginning of any project and then set the project window (File >Project > Project Window) to create a structured project directory (autosaves, scenes, sourceimages, etc.) where all your assets will be saved to, rather than defaulting to the Maya Default project directory folder. Setting up a project directory and enabling autosaves with intervals (with/without incremental iterations) of 5-10 mins as a minimum, will result in better file recovery in the event of a crash. Sometimes Maya doesn't register the crash when it force-closes automatically due to RAM reasons, corruption, faulty drive, etc.. Plus, you can enable the option for the autosave to ask you if you want to save, so it doesn't catch you off guard mid simulation or some other complex task(s) that might freeze up your machine. Albeit the minor inconvenience of interrupting you every so often for the sake of safety and progress.

can we paint height for clouds?

The best 1 hour I could've spent in Sunday. Good introductory tutorial mate!

Changing the gravity and density value to compensate for inability to set Bifrost working unit feels like a workaround. Autodesk should make it easier to set working units for Bifrost. Every cm is still a meter for Bifrost right? We just forced gravity and small density value.

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