Hey everyone, today I'm going to show you how to efficiently arrange objects in the Maya Outliner for a more organized 3D modeling and animation workflow. The Outliner is a powerful tool in Maya that allows you to organize and manage all the objects in your scene. Here's how you can make the most of it. Firstly, it's essential to name your objects descriptively. This will make it much easier to navigate and organize your scene. You can rename objects by selecting them in the Outliner and pressing the 'F2' key to edit the name. Next, you can use the Outliner's hierarchy to group objects together. This is especially useful for organizing complex scenes with lots of objects. Simply select the objects you want to group, then press 'Ctrl + G' to group them together. You can then name the group and easily toggle its visibility in the Outliner. Another handy feature is the ability to organize objects into layers. This is great for controlling the visibility of different objects in your scene. You can create a new layer in the Outliner and assign objects to it. This makes it easy to hide or show specific objects as needed. Lastly, you can use the Outliner's display options to customize how your objects are displayed. You can choose to display them as a list, a tree, or by type. You can also filter the Outliner to only show specific types of objects, making it even easier to navigate and organize your scene. So there you have it, by following these tips and utilizing the features of the Maya Outliner, you can significantly improve your workflow and keep your 3D scenes well-organized. Give it a try and see the difference it makes in your projects! #Maya #Outliner #3Dmodeling #Animation #Objectarrangement