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Multitouch Maya

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    Description

    This session will demonstrate how to use multitouch technology to drive Maya. The speaker will show how he’s adapted this technology to work with Maya. He’ll also show how he’s customized Maya to work more efficiently with this technology and demonstrate the speed and efficiency that come with that workflow. A simple video that shows him using this technology with Maya can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-JV8_AU9a8&t=92s

    Key Learnings

    • Learn about faster and more efficient ways to use 3D software in your workflow.
    • Learn how you can put multitouch technology to everyday use in a Windows environment.
    • Learn why the traditional mouse and keyboard is limiting our speed and efficiency potential.
    • Learn ways to prevent RSI through hotkeys and ergonomic workflows.

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    Product
    Maya
    Industries
    Media and entertainment
    Topics
    Software Development
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