#Maya 2022 devkit upgrade

Opting out of analytics in batch mode - Analytics will run by default when Maya starts in batch mode. New environment variables - Two new environment variables added to control what is the output to stderr and stdout: MAYA_BATCH_STDOUT_LOGGING_LEVEL and MAYA_BATCH_STDERR_LOGGING_LEVEL. Unicode characters support in Script Editor - Scripts are now saved using UTF-8 encoding as prescibed by PEP-263. The pysideuic module has been deprecated by QtC and replaced by the pyside2-uic script. Qt Creator Tools will not be distributed in their entirety. Updates made to Alembic and OpenEXR libraries. Python 2 is still supported on Linux and Windows only.Ĭhanges to third party components - Qt and PySide updated to version 5.15.2. Python 3 support - Python 3 support is now available for all OS. The product team is posting API compatibility reports in the Feedback forum for every PR release so check it out. You can find the most up to date information for the API in the What's New / What's Changed section.įor those who are part of the Feedback community, there is an additional resource to help determine if your plug-in needs to be recompiled for Maya 2022. The Maya docs are being updated with API changes.

(8.0 and 8.1 are missing some system packages)

Linux has been updated to CentOS/RHEL 7.6 or above and DTS 9.1.

#Maya 2022 devkit upgrade

Mac still uses Mojave 10.14.x with Xcode 10.x, and Windows remains Windows 10 with an upgrade to VS2019. The build environments have been upgraded. Check the Maya documentation for the most up to date information.

The guide is based on What's New in the Maya Devkit in Maya 2022 with some extra info.