vern I think with this 2.5D rig you're on the verge of an animation revolution. If LostMarble/e-frontier can incorporate this technique as a feature in the next version of Anime Studio, or finds a way to market it for the current version, then say hello to a huge boost in sales. This is the stuff of...

J. Baker I think he wants to generate frames that "tween" the footage. The Twixtor Plugin I linked actually draws frames between frames via morphing for a really nice slo-mo.

I'm in! Hope this gets a nice turnout.

There is a plug-in for Premiere which does exactly what you're looking for:

http://www.revisionfx.com/rstwixtor.htm

A little EXPENSIVE unfortunately.

You can import .swf files generated by AS into Flash with a few limitations outlined in the manual.

Just some tidbits if you're interested in vector export: Anime Studio creates a customized swf that has some weird quirks, including slowdown. Some of that probably has to do with the unique way AS calculates vector curves, but if you import that swf into Flash, and re-export it as an Adobe swf, the...

This is a great find. It's like a Rorschach inkblot test. Within seconds it pumped out several cool character designs that I would've never come up with on my own. I almost think the program should sue me for stealing it's ideas. And what a great price.

The first one is best. What are they saying? Anyway, primo fantastico! That means really good in Italian I hope.

This happens to me when I try to import too many vectors into Flash at the same time. Are you only importing text or a bunch of other vector graphics with it? If some parts are missing in Flash try to import one layer at a time, or a couple frames at a time.

I thought that was mostly done in Moho? At least the bg and character animation? I think this really should have sound. Even simple bg music would do.

I wonder why no one thought of this before. I'm sold.

Love those podcasts! Practically network cable quality and some of them are hilarious.

Whoa Flash 2.0! I wonder if Flash's drawing and animation tools have evolved much since then. The stoned green bunny is my favorite by far.

Great front view. I like how this is turning out.

Bookmarked. I needed this. Thanks!!!