- #Exporting files from toon boom studio 8 upgrade#
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Just to show the company or software is still alive. But who ever is marketing AnimeStudio needs to respond to the forum more often. And if there's some major totally awesome updates, then charging a little more is common. A lot of programs charge a quarter of the actual price.
#Exporting files from toon boom studio 8 upgrade#
But when a program cost $200, an upgrade for $150 is just like re-buying it. And I know you haven't listed features yet. I have enjoyed you and your software since 2002, I think.
#Exporting files from toon boom studio 8 full#
I'll be sorry to lose anyone over this, but just so I know: what would you consider a fair price? Considering we haven't put out a full feature set yet, what value would you place on an upgrade?
Sad to see what Moho has become, company wise, not feature wise. I drop other software such as MDM Zinc because of this kind of upgrading. It's an email that gives updates to when a software is released or new tutorials and so forth. I don't think he's talking about secrets or upcoming features. I'm sorry about that, and I wish it could have happened sooner. I think what made this particularly frustrating is that it's been so long since there's been a major upgrade of this product. If I had told you all the features we were working on, it wouldn't have gotten the product to you any sooner, but it would have told competitors what we were working on. There's a certain advantage to a bit of secrecy (a lot of companies keep very quiet about upcoming products), but maybe we need to balance that a bit better. On the other hand, they haven't known what we've been doing. Interesting point: Anyone who cares to can find out everything that Toon Boom is doing (I don't know if that's completely true, but we'll go with it). I can tell you everything they're doing and I don't even own a Toon Boom product!!! Johnny wrote:I've gotten two, count 'em, two e-mail blasts from Toon Boom on their Studio 5 product alone - not counting their monthly newsletter and other blasts on Animate Pro. (Vern, I don't care a whit about audio but if you were on the beta I'm excited to imagine that scripting is *covered*. I'll refrain from commenting further on this whole release thing because the folks that really matter have shown up. In short, the idea that any new features in AS would be copied by a competitor just sounds paranoid to the point of losing loyal customers, particularly when the development cycle is so quick here (I think it's been less than a year since Mike first announced he "was back"). Does TB have full scripting over it's tools? Again, not a secret and not imitated. Does TB have bones? Nope, yet that's hardly a secret. I also still think Toonboom gets it right in this regard (and perhaps that's what *really* hurts) - I don't know where anyone got the idea that keeping features and/or release date secret at this stage was a competitive advantage. When/If I switch I'll buy the upgrade as that's only right and I love the product that much). As long as I do get the product I can certainly wait three or four weeks (and I ordered the full product because I'm going to put it on another machine and keep 5.6 on our production machine. But I'll give her props for trying and perhaps the whole order early thing threw everyone into confusion. I'm still confused as to why I was told it would be available June 1st but now not - shakes my confidence yet again in the SM staff (would have been far better if Emily had gotten it right). That does make me feel better (and I'm trying not to have hurt feelings to not even been considered :>) that the final product is going to be up to snuff (not in terms of features but in terms of stability). So Vern WAS part of the beta, but Greykid was not (their choice). This option will only be visible if your project contains sequences.I stand corrected (actually, I sit corrected). Current Sequence: Includes only the scenes from the sequence you selected when you opened this dialog box.Current Scene: Includes only the scene you selected when you opened this dialog box.All: Includes all the scenes in your project.In the Export Range section, select whether you want to export the entire project, or only specific parts of it:.This option is available only if your project contains sequences. Per Sequence: Exports one clip per sequence.Per Project: Exports one clip for the entire project.From the One Clip list, select one of the following:.
To include the camera frame’s black border in the scene, select the Export Camera Frame option.In the File Pattern field, type in a prefix or a file naming pattern for the exported files -see About File Naming Patterns.In the Destination Path section, click the Browse button and choose a folder in which to save the exported files.
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