Mac or PC version
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Mac or PC version
I am planing on getting Anime Studio Pro but I am not sure which platform I should buy? Most of my 3D apps are on the PC (Poser, C4D, Photoshop, AE) but I started to use a Mac Laptop Pro for my editing (FCP, Motion, Shake etc). Can I use my Poser content from my PC with the Mac version of Anime STudio? Any problems mixing? I expect to keep working with both platforms.
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The Poser output and AS input is "standard" OBJ so I'd say it should be cross platform for the most part. As near as I can tell from the script, it's outputting or linking the texture maps as JPEG also.
Quickest way to test would be to get the Poser OBJ script from EF, output a file, and then see if you can open it in a text editor on the Mac. If so, I don't think you should have any issues.
Of course the best way to test it would be to have some app on your Mac that would open a 3D OBJ File, but offhand I can't suggest a freebie modeler for the Mac (it's been a long time since I was a Mac guy). You might check out the various download sites and see if you can find something, even a demo, for that.-R
Quickest way to test would be to get the Poser OBJ script from EF, output a file, and then see if you can open it in a text editor on the Mac. If so, I don't think you should have any issues.
Of course the best way to test it would be to have some app on your Mac that would open a 3D OBJ File, but offhand I can't suggest a freebie modeler for the Mac (it's been a long time since I was a Mac guy). You might check out the various download sites and see if you can find something, even a demo, for that.-R
Mac or PC
Whch version of Anime is most stable - Mac or PC?
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I've only worked with the PC version, but I've had no stability issues with the software at all-even in the "beta" for this release. I've run it on a couple of differently configured boxes with differing levels of CPU, RAM, and video card manufacturers. Seems to be just fine on XP-SP2.
I haven't seen anyone discussing compatibility issues with the various flavors of MacOS, but that doesn't necessarilly mean there aren't any. -R
I haven't seen anyone discussing compatibility issues with the various flavors of MacOS, but that doesn't necessarilly mean there aren't any. -R
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