Many of these features were rolled out in Maya 2017 Update 3, so if you’re on a subscription you will already have them. There’s also better support for symmetrical modeling, with global symmetry respected across all tools, and a number of improvements to the have been made to the UV Editor. In modeling there’s a new circularize command, which makes it easier to create circular extrusions that blend with the basemesh. Improvements have also been made to Viewport 2.0, with better displacement previews and support for OpenSubdiv 3.1. Other new features include a full transition to Viewport 2.0, with the old legacy default and high quality viewports no longer available in the Maya user interface. Maya 2018’s new visibility mode will show rig controls only when you get near them with your mouse, reducing viewport clutter when working with complex rigs. Autodesk has yet to post any videos of the new features, but the online documentation is live. There’s also improvements to the Bifröst fluid simulation and MASH motion graphics tool kits. The latest version makes Viewport 2.0 Maya’s primary viewport display, and adds a few new modelling and animation features.
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