Some of its features have not excited me much because of the difficulty of using it, but I have colleagues who love it, so it's worth trying it

I have been using it for a short time and although maybe I have not taken all the advantage it should be a useful tool to create 3D animations

It is a somewhat complicated program to use, it is not an act for beginners, some of its tools are difficult to understand

I used it in an interactive logo project of a web page.

It is the most complete 3D design program ever created, the possibilities of 3D mesh and solids editing is almost infinite, the module to generate movement is great for the great variety of effects and simulations to generate realistic movements.

One of its negative characteristics is undoubtedly the price, it is very expensive to acquire the program, in addition the learning process of the modules and tools can be quite complex. especially for beginners.

I have an excellent experience in Maya I like to do the troubleshooting in Maya in my projects as it gives me the opportunity to learn more and make the grip on animation more and more and I like to use Maya all time

the first feature which I like in the Maya is by pressing shift we can access tools which I required I also like Maya interface different interface for everything like modelling, animation, rigging, etc

the least about this software is rendering its doesn't give us the option to batch render for free with Maya that's not good its specially for animation an if the batch rendering is not available how can anyone use that animation

Maya's has a lot of good, but its slow, primarily mouse-based modeling technique provides no advantages to hotkey modeling (unlike, for example, Houdini, which makes up for its slower initial creation speed with unparalleled speed of modification through procedural techniques). Modo and Blender are at the cutting edge of software for modeling, but maya has advantages in Animation.

The main selling point of Maya, at this point, is its status as an industry standard. Working in Maya allows for ease of transfer between organizations as most make use of it.

Autodesk fails to provide a modeling suite centered on speed and is slow to adopt advances made by other leading modeling suites, such as rounded edge shaders for normal baking.

It has a lot of really good functionalities, but it can't do everything that blender can.

it costs quite a bit given that there are really good free alternatives out there.

It's served me well and most cg houses seem to have a place at the table for it.

I find it quite a bit easier than its direct competitors. Also it's always good when it incorporates new content that used to need plugins.

It would be really nice if the Arnold integration wasn't a separate purchase

The render quality on videos made with Maya is amazing. It has enough features, options and presets to help you create great pieces faster. Once you learn how to use it, you'll probably will be able to use any other 3D designing software.

This is not an app for starters. You need to know some theory as well as gain some practice first. Also, the price is quite expensive. Even more if you want to keep updated to the latest version!

Maya is a good start for modeling and texturing, etc, and it is easy to model quickly

It is very buggy, and it crashes often; the autosave feature is a joke