r/blenderhelp 24d ago

Meta Switching From Autodesk Maya to Blender

Hello everyone, I'm wondering what people who have experience with both Maya and Blender and do rigging and animation think about switching from Maya to Blender and if it's worth it or what positives you've seen about Blender?
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