I posted this a few weeks ago but didn't get any response, but since this problem really bugs me I'm hoping the attached image may clarify what's going on. This is a close-up of a part of a character...

This has caused me three days of headaches:
I'm just now able to start rendering a scene (originally made in Maya 2014) in Maya 2015 because it appears that if I have a plane 'visible', Mental Ray...

I'm working with Maya to learn to create realistic environments, and have been digging into the subtleties of PaintEffects for creating various plants. What I'm curious about stems from the process...

Thanks for the help, but I don't think I've been clear enough on what my issue is: I'm not just trying to delete a key in the timeline..I can do that easily enough, and I know how to use the Dope...

I'm hoping there is a way to delete/remove a key that's been set on an attribute in the Attribute Editor.

For example, if I'm on a specific frame and right-click and choose "Set Key" for something...

I've never seen anything about creating a "character set"..so I'll definitely look into it. Let me restate what I'd like to know though, just for clarity, since this seems to be such an obvious thing...

I thought I'd post this as a separate question to see if there's a simple solution. I'm still a bit new to Maya, and wondered if there is a simple way to reverse a timeline...a 180-degree flip-flop...

I've been unable to figure out how to do this, if it's possible, but what I'm curious about is whether it's possible to copy a keyframe in an animation and get every setting as-is for that keyframe. ...

I'm fairly new to Maya, though I have been able to do enough to love the program and want to learn it fully. That said, there is this one ongoing issue that really drives me crazy. I'm hoping someone...