Sprite animation tool gets keyframing upgrade

webtechnology releases SpriteStudio 2.0

webtechnology has upgraded its SpriteStudio 2D animation package to version 2.

The software comprises of an editor for constructing animations in a drag-and-drop, keyframe-based manner, and an SDK for animation playback. Two versions are available: a Professional version that works on PCs, consoles, mobile phones and pachinko slot machines, and a specific Nintendo DS version optimised for the DS and GameBoy Advance.

New in version 2.0 are keyframing based on individual object attributes, parent/child-based inheritance support for attributes and automatic reloading of source images when edited externally.

SpriteStudio Professional ver. 2 costs approximately £750, and SpriteStudio for Nintendo DS ver.2 is available for around £500. More information can be found at the SpriteStudio website.

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