A s my Maya LT license is due to expire in the next few months, I'm faced with the daunting task of migrating all my files from Maya LT to Maya Indie. Maya LT, being a limited "lite" version of the software, does not support cross-compatibility of its scene file type (.mlt) with other versions of Maya. Which absolutely sucks. This means that all the files I have ever created in Maya LT over the past FIVE years must be exported and organized before moving over to use Maya Indie. This migration process is truly a mammoth undertaking, demanding all my attention and energy. I've had to put all ongoing project progress on hold just to prevent losing years of work, as Maya LT's native scene files won't be supported in the full release Maya and will become inaccessible to users as of September 2025. Ugggh. To prepare for this transition between software, I have been diligently organizing and exporting my files. The workflow basically involves me methodically goin...
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