Migration for updated Bifrost packs

FREE AI motion capture to Maya / Blender using Autodesk Flow Studio

Working in a shot-based production? See how to share cuts from Flow to animate in context in Maya!

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 7: Publishing Custom Modules

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 6: Using Bifrost rigs in Maya

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 5: The Rig Animation Area

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 4: The Rig Setup Area

Autodesk Flow Graph Engine API - Part 3: Build your own sample

Autodesk Flow Graph Engine API - Part 2: Scattering USD trees example (step-by-step)

Autodesk Flow Graph Engine API - Part 1: Intro and Python example

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 3: Creating a Custom Module

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 2: The module interface

Bifrost Rigging in Maya - Part 1: Introduction and Framework

Intro to USD Workflow – Ep.5 Sequence

Generate animation with AI using Motion Maker in Maya 2026.1

Go with the Flow - Organic modeling with Volume booleans and Flow

Intro to USD Workflow - Ep.4 Lighting

Combine geometry with ease using Volume mode in Maya 2026

Project-based wedging in Maya - Part 5: Rendering and post production

Project-based wedging in Maya - Part 4: Scattering and Instancing grain particles

Project-based wedging in Maya - Part 3: Particle and aero advection

Project-based wedging in Maya - Part 2: Masking an effect

Project-based wedging in Maya - Part 1: Overview and first steps

How to Fix Floor Contact for Your Animated Characters

Animating your first walk cycle - Part 6 (Finale): Animating accessories

Animating your first walk cycle - Part 5: Polish and personality

Animating your first walk cycle - Part 4: Smoothing motion with splines

Animating your first walk cycle - Part 3: Keyframing major upper body poses

Animating your first walk cycle - Part 2: Keyframing the major leg poses

Animating your first walk cycle - Part 1: Working with reference footage

Intro to USD Workflow – Ep.3 Animation

Animation for Beginners - Part 5: Animating with accessories

Animation for Beginners - Part 4: Deep dive into overlapping action and follow-through

Animation for Beginners - Part 3: Creating a bouncing ball

Animation for Beginners - Part 2: 12 Animation Principles you NEED to know

Animation for Beginners - Part 1: Intro to the tools you'll need

Bifrost Wedging 101-4: Submitting unsimulated variations

Bifrost Wedging 101-3: Creating static variations (for clouds, trees, flowers, etc)

Bifrost Wedging 101-2: Taking your FX to the cloud

Bifrost Wedging 101-1: What is wedging?

Refining the Model: Machine Learning in Bifrost Part 4

Intro to USD Workflow – Ep.2 Assembly

Training and Deployment: Machine Learning in Bifrost Part 3

Generating Training Data: Machine Learning in Bifrost Part 2

Neural Nets for 3D CG: Machine Learning in Bifrost Part 1

Intro to USD Workflow - Ep.1: Overview of USD Structure

Have you tried Flow Retopology?

LookdevX for Maya: Introduction to MaterialX Data Model

Create abstract architectural patterns using Bifrost point cubes

Maya Quick Tip: Investigating scene slowdown with the Profiler

Bifrost Bootcamp 10.3 - Wrapping up

Bifrost Bootcamp 10.2 - Developing and polishing tools for artists

Bifrost Bootcamp 10.1 - Building tools for 3D pipelines

Bifrost Bootcamp 9.3 - USD tips and traps

Procedural Workflow for LookdevX (Part 2): Random Material Assignment

Bifrost Bootcamp 9.2 - USD for game animation

Bifrost Bootcamp 9.1 - Advanced USD

Bifrost Bootcamp 8.5 - Defining materials with Bifrost-USD

Bifrost Bootcamp 8.4 - Instancing variants with Bifrost-USD

Bifrost Bootcamp 8.3 - USD attributes and primvars