: Anime Studio by SmithMicro is a two dimensional animation software application available for the Macintosh and Windows Platforms designed to assist in creating movies, cartoons, anime, and cut

Anime Studio by SmithMicro is a two dimensional animation software application available for the Macintosh and Windows Platforms designed to assist in creating movies, cartoons, anime, and cut out animations. Designed for the seasoned professional or the beginner, two versions of the software are available to suit specific feature needs.

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: What is the font used for Sprite's logo (from 1994-2006)? What is the font used in this logo? I tried many places and could not find a match

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: How do I get proportions of the sock in my logo right? I am working on a logo for a sock business. My current result is: As you may notice the proportions of the abstracted sock are quite

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: Maximum resolution of 3D printers I was looking at 3D printers and I wanted to know the maximum achievable resolution in 3D printers that use the extrusion method (NOT the 3D laser printers).

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: Really, all you can do is zoom in and use a brush on a mask. There's not any automated method I've found, in any application, which will do an adequate job. You need to do it manually.

: Anime Studio by SmithMicro is a two dimensional animation software application available for the Macintosh and Windows Platforms designed to assist in creating movies, cartoons, anime, and cut

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: What is the font used for Sprite's logo (from 1994-2006)? What is the font used in this logo? I tried many places and could not find a match

: How do I get proportions of the sock in my logo right? I am working on a logo for a sock business. My current result is: As you may notice the proportions of the abstracted sock are quite

: Maximum resolution of 3D printers I was looking at 3D printers and I wanted to know the maximum achievable resolution in 3D printers that use the extrusion method (NOT the 3D laser printers).

: Really, all you can do is zoom in and use a brush on a mask. There's not any automated method I've found, in any application, which will do an adequate job. You need to do it manually.

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