How to Download and Install Autodesk Maya 2016 Extension 2
Autodesk Maya 2016 Extension 2 is a software update that adds new features and enhancements to Maya 2016, a 3D animation, modeling, simulation, and rendering software. Some of the new features include:

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A new Time Editor that allows you to create complex animations with non-linear editing and clip-based workflows.
A new Render Setup system that simplifies the management of complex scenes with shot-based overrides and templates.
A new Bifrost Ocean Simulation System that lets you create realistic ocean surfaces with waves, ripples, and foam.
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A new Game Exporter that streamlines the export of assets to game engines with presets, file management, and animation options.

If you want to download and install Autodesk Maya 2016 Extension 2, you need to follow these steps:


Log into your Autodesk Account.
Go to Products & Services, and click on Products.
Locate your Maya entitlement and click on Downloads.
Click on Updates & Add-ons and scroll down the list.
There you should find Autodesk Maya 2016 Extension 2 for Linux, Mac and Windows. Click on the download link for your operating system.
Run the installer and follow the instructions on the screen.

Note that Maya 2016 Extension 2 is a separate version from Maya 2016 Extension 1 (also known as Maya 2016). You can have both versions installed on your computer at the same time. However, each version has its own specific service packs that are not
compatible with each other. You can find more information about Maya 2016 Extension 2 on the Autodesk website[^1^] [^2^] or on the Autodesk Knowledge Network[^3^].


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How to Use Maya 2016 Extension 2 Features
Now that you have downloaded and installed Maya 2016 Extension 2, you might be wondering how to use some of the new features. Here are some tips and tutorials to help you get started:

Time Editor
The Time Editor is a new tool that allows you to create complex animations with non-linear editing and clip-based workflows. You can import, edit, and blend animation clips from different sources, such as Maya, MotionBuilder, or FBX files. You can also
create and modify animation layers, blend shapes, and audio tracks. The Time Editor gives you more control and flexibility over your animation timing, transitions, and loops.

To open the Time Editor, go to Windows > Animation Editors > Time Editor. You can also access it from the Animation menu set or the Animation shelf. To learn more about the Time Editor, you can watch this video tutorial or read this documentation.

Render Setup
The Render Setup is a new system that simplifies the management of complex scenes with shot-based overrides and templates. You can create render layers and assign different render settings, materials, lights, cameras, and visibility options to each layer.
You can also create collections of objects that share the same overrides and organize them in a hierarchical structure. The Render Setup allows you to easily switch between different render configurations and preview the results in the viewport.

To open the Render Setup, go to Windows > Rendering Editors > Render Setup. You can also access it from the Rendering menu set or the Rendering shelf. To learn more about the Render Setup, you can watch this video tutorial or read this documentation.

Bifrost Ocean Simulation System
The Bifrost Ocean Simulation System is a new feature that lets you create realistic ocean surfaces with waves, ripples, and foam. You can use a preset ocean shader or customize your own parameters to achieve different effects. You can also animate the
ocean with wind speed and direction, wave height and frequency, and foam amount and decay. The Bifrost Ocean Simulation System is based on the Bifrost Fluids framework, which means you can also combine it with other Bifrost features such as meshing,
caching, and rendering.

To create an ocean surface, go to Bifrost > Create Ocean. You can also access it from the FX menu set or the FX shelf. To learn more about the Bifrost Ocean Simulation System, you can watch this video tutorial or read this documentation.
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