Amateur animators will now be able to use software that the production teams from the sets of The Lord of the Rings trilogies and the Chronicles of Narnia have used for free.
Antics Technologies has released a downloadable version of its realtime animation software Antics V3 that will allow users to create characters and sets in an easy to use, point-and-click format.
Alastair Woolley, managing director of Antics, said that with "simple techniques like drag-and-drop and a simple user interface, anyone with a story to tell or an interest in filmmaking can now bring their ideas to life in real time."
Users will still have access to the more complicated actions involving special scenes and camera angles that will allow "cameras to view the action from whatever angle and positions you want", he added.
The free version of the software has a library of scenes and characters including everything from a Wild West scene to a modern city landscape and for an additional fee, enthusiasts can purchase more scenes, import third party animations and share content with other users in an open forum.
Source : http://www.bcs.org/
Antics Technologies has released a downloadable version of its realtime animation software Antics V3 that will allow users to create characters and sets in an easy to use, point-and-click format.
Alastair Woolley, managing director of Antics, said that with "simple techniques like drag-and-drop and a simple user interface, anyone with a story to tell or an interest in filmmaking can now bring their ideas to life in real time."
Users will still have access to the more complicated actions involving special scenes and camera angles that will allow "cameras to view the action from whatever angle and positions you want", he added.
The free version of the software has a library of scenes and characters including everything from a Wild West scene to a modern city landscape and for an additional fee, enthusiasts can purchase more scenes, import third party animations and share content with other users in an open forum.
Source : http://www.bcs.org/
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