دانلود Continuum Title Studio v11.0.2 for OFX x64 پلاگین ساخت متون سه بعدی و متحرک

New 2D/3D Scene Mode
The new split 2D / 3D scene modes allows objects to cast shadows in a true 3D environment. When in 3D scene mode, objects that are in the path of a scene shadow light can now cast 3D shadows onto other objects in the scene, making for more photorealistic 3D graphics compositing. In 2D scene mode, objects are rendered according to their track hierarchy, meaning that objects closest to the top of the stack will render in front of objects that are lower in the stack. In 3D scene mode, objects are rendered according to their position along the Z axis, regardless of the track hierarchy.

New Timeline Buttons
Simplified user-customizable timeline which includes the ability to hide/show transformations and / or materials at the touch of a button, which makes traversing tracks in deep composites a speedy task. The new “Uberkey” function includes a visible button in the timeline which, when clicked, switches the visible track listing to display only those tracks that contain animated parameters, making it super easy to view and fine tune keyframe animation.

New Camera and Light Tools
This new addition makes it easy to configure the GUI to work with cameras and lights. Title Studio includes an option to incorporate multiple cameras and lights in any scene. The toolbar in Title Studio has been expanded to include 2 new buttons, each of which provides a quick way to automatically switch the GUI so that you can interact directly with the 3D cameras and lights in a 3D viewer. Simply clicking either of these buttons will switch the viewer over to the World view and display either the camera or lights parameters in the Control Panel.

New option to unlock and offset the rotation and scale anchor points of 3D objects
This new feature provides users with an option to offset the pivot point of any 2D or 3D object from it’s source, which is very useful when designing animated title graphics and lower thirds. Users can now rotate and scale an object around independently positioned points or from the center or the edge of the 3D object.