In nuce: Rocket Square releases version 2.0 of its RS Built Kit for Maya. It is a Python tool that allows you to perform powerful functions in terms of mesh, layout, import, export and curves. Rocket Square is an online platform that provides you with Python tools designed to simplify your work with Autodesk Maya.
Who is behind Rocket Square? The creative mind behind Rocket Square is Erik Lehmann. He is a 3D artist with over ten years of experience in the VFX industry. He is currently a Senior Modeller at Scanline in Vancouver. Previously, Erik has worked for Double Negative, Framestore, Cinesite, Imagine Engine and MPC. In the course of his engagements, Erik has been involved in blockbuster productions such as Blade Runner 2049, The Jungle Book, Game of Thrones and Guardians of the Galaxy. You can visit the talented artist on his homepage or on Twitter.
Pricing: The single licence of Built Kit 2.0 costs 30 US dollars, the eight-user indi licence is priced at 210 US dollars, and the studio licence starts at 1,500 US dollars. By the way: If you already own the Build Kit 1.0, you will receive a 20-dollar discount, as stated in the product description of the tool on Gumroad. To receive this discount, you must contact Erik Lehmann using this form.
Click further: You can get the RS Built Kit for Maya on Gumroad. The following video explains the new features of version 2.0.
RS Build Kit 2.0 – New Features Trailer
