Hey everyone! In this Tiktok-style article, I'm going to show you how to arrange objects in Maya Outliner for a more organized 3D modeling workflow. So let's get started! When working on complex models or scenes in Maya, it's important to keep your Outliner organized to easily manage and navigate through your objects. First, open up your Outliner panel in Maya to see a list of all the objects in your scene. You can click on the little triangle icons to expand or collapse the hierarchy of objects. This can help you quickly locate and select specific objects within your scene. You can also use the search bar at the top to filter and find specific objects by name. Another useful tip is to group related objects together by selecting them and going to Edit > Group. This will create a new group in your Outliner, making it easier to manage and manipulate multiple objects at once. Additionally, you can use the display layers to organize and control the visibility of objects in your scene. This can be useful for separating different elements of your scene and controlling their visibility without affecting the actual hierarchy of objects. Lastly, you can also use naming conventions to keep your objects easily identifiable and organized. For example, you can prefix your object names with specific categories or use numbering to indicate the order of importance. Keeping a well-organized Outliner can save you a lot of time and frustration when working on complex 3D models or scenes. So remember to use these tips to arrange your objects effectively in Maya Outliner for a smoother and more efficient 3D modeling workflow. I hope you found these tips helpful! Thanks for watching, and happy modeling!