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If you are currently using version 6.0 or even an early 7.x build, here are the compelling reasons to upgrade to 7.5. A specialized script management tool for a specific
Overall Rating: 4.4/5
Best for: Post-production supervisors, VFX coordinators, and assistant editors handling high-volume script changes.
anu-cli script create --name "backup-db" --file backup.sh --description "Daily DB backup"
anu-cli script tag --script backup-db --version v1.0
anu-cli schedule create --script backup-db --version v1.0 --cron "0 2 * * *" --timezone "UTC"
The floating window is gone. In version 7.5, all panels are dockable into Maya’s main window. You can create custom tabs for "Modeling," "Rigging," and "Lighting," each with a unique color scheme. The hotkey editor has also been revamped, allowing for multi-key shortcuts (e.g., Ctrl+Shift+R for render scripts).
Using the Event Listener (new in 7.5), you can set triggers. For example: "On Scene Save -> Run Cleanup_Script" which deletes unused nodes and history. This keeps your file size low without conscious effort.