Leap Motion Plug-in for Maya 2014

With the new plug-in, users can interact with 3D scenes—without mouse and keyboard, but with their bare hands.
A person interacting with a digital 3D model on a screen showing Autodesk logo.

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So that you do not wave around in front of the screen without meaning or purpose and cause the supervisor unnecessary concern about your state of health, you of course still need the Leap Motion Controller. With this plug-in, almost everything in Maya 2014 can then be moved with the hands, from modeling, sculpting and simulation to camera controls and much more. 

The plug-in can be downloaded here via the Autodesk Area.

The video shows the plug-in’s possible uses:

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