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Anime Studio is a proprietary vector-based 2D animation software for animators originally distributed by LostMarble, later by e frontier. Since November 2007, Smith Micro Software has distributed Anime Studio. The software comes in two different versions, named Anime Studio Debut and Anime Studio Pro, the first being restricted in terms of possible length and image size, as well as not having all the functions of the Pro version. Anime Studio is available for the Windows and Macintosh operating systems; as well as English, French and German languages. Anime Studio Pro is available for Linux.
The software was originally developed under the name "Moho" since 1999 by Mike Clifton at LostMarble, the last Moho version 5.4 was identical with the first release of Anime Studio Pro. Current release version is 6.0. LostMarble is still the home of Papagayo, a free lip sync software which works with Anime Studio.
Anime Studio is also capable of other styles of animation. It can export its animations as flash cartoons, create cutout-style animation, and, within its restrictions, mimic some pencil-drawn animation. Since it features some basic 3D functionality, it can be seen as a 2½D program. Short films, especially those which tell their story in one scene, can be produced relatively quickly compared to other programs, because of the usage of vector morphing instead of frame-by-frame animation. On the 6th of June, 2009, Smith Micro released Anime Studio 6, which adds features like motion tracking, lip-syncing.
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Anime Studio was originally under the name "Moho" since 1999, but had had it's name changed by the developer, Mike Clifton.
same names, doesn't mean it's the same thing!! Even Wikipedia considers the two separate. It is not related.
I should mention that "Anime Studio" already had that name before Supreme Commander came out so saying that supcom uses this is just absolutely wrong, misleading and obviously uninformed.
besides, it's a 2d animation package, not a game engine! this is as bad as kids claiming the resident evil games were made with quake and unreal engines these days when that's absolutely false.
Production applications are being added as "engines" now?
And who edited the Supreme Commander game profile to link to this? It has nothing to do with it.
p.s. anime studio is just flash for weeaboos
Supreme Commander was made with this.