If you're a Maya animator and regularly read our articles, you're probably familiar with Ehsan Bayat and his free Maya tools: Twosify, Pickify, Vectorify, and, more recently, Animo, a powerful toolkit designed to streamline animation workflows and eliminate repetitive tasks. Ehsan developed these tools as part of his own workflow and offers them for free, regularly introducing new ones.

You can now add references directly in Maya, with support for all video formats, GIFs, and images, and access six new animation sliders. The latest update also includes a new Tools Editor, giving you access to over 500 tools in one place, along with the ability to assign hotkeys, add tools directly to your shelf, and add your own favorite animation tools.

On top of that, Animo v10.0 features various bug fixes, performance improvements, and general enhancements, along with a more streamlined UI workflow.

Here are some of the features available in Animo:

Please note that Animo is still in beta and may contain bugs. You can download it here.

A few days ago, we featured a free full-body Maya rig from STUDIOJOIN, which you can also download and use. 

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