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klaus neumann<br> | klaus neumann<br> | ||
alexander scholz<br> | alexander scholz<br> | ||
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the ars electronica futurelab<br> | the ars electronica futurelab<br> | ||
| - | the eyebeam media research lab<br> | + | and the eyebeam media research lab.<br> |
For additional information, please feel free to contact info[AT]machinimag[DOT]com | For additional information, please feel free to contact info[AT]machinimag[DOT]com | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 23 July 2006
Moviesandbox is a free graphical movie scripting environent for the game Unreal Tournament 2004[1] by Epic Games[2].
Download at: http://machinimag.com/MovieSandboxV1320Beta.zip
After downloading, just unzip the contents of the zip-archive to your UT2004 folder and use the MovieSandbox.bat file to start.
Places to go:
- What is MovieSandbox - gives a brief overview of the Tool and what to do with it.
- Version changes - has a list of features that are already implemented or worked on and explains the changes to the next version.
- Tutorials - if you are interested in using Moviesandbox, go here and check out a couple of Tutorials.
- Bugs - things that aren't working yet. Please Read!
Please Register to participate in the discussion to make Moiesandbox better.
This is a WIKI and lives from your contributions. The Discussion section is a good place to start if you have ideas about a specific topic.
Also, please leave your name and timestamp with the --~~~~ shortcut or the corresponding icon on the Page Edit Menu.
initial MovieSandbox was created by friedrich kirschner of machinimag.com[3] with help from
Paul Marino and the AMAS
florian berger
klaus neumann
alexander scholz
hannah perner-wilson.
the ars electronica futurelab
and the eyebeam media research lab.
For additional information, please feel free to contact info[AT]machinimag[DOT]com
