For me this was a relief because I was able to use Maya both on my heavy-duty desktop tower and on my MacBook for when I want to do quick designs that don't require as much power, nor do they need to be rendered at creation time. This gave me an advantage since I can have Maya on my different computers that are adapted for this type of software, without any limitation, it just has to be configured well, determining which processor to work with if it is the CPU or GPU depending on the characteristics of each computer. + I can install Maya on virtually any computer operating system, such as Mac OS, Windows, or Linux. With the notes I have also been able to create materials without so many complications, everything from blur, transparency, reflections, luminosity and many things that I can add to each material, I can also save the nodes for another time and thus have a template of materials and textures to use later and increase the workflow as I add more to my collection. So with the nodes I can achieve excellent results, also giving it a more personalized touch by being able to choose any color, which in photography would have to process the image to be able to adapt the color and so that it doesn't look like an overexposed filter on the texture that I'm getting.

Pros: + Nodes are the best way to create a texture procedurally, this has made it much easier for me because I don't have to pay for textures or have to go out and take photos for a texture since sometimes it doesn't work out very well the photographs at all.

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