Setting up camera keyframes is now much easier as Moviestorm provides a list of viewpoints to jump straight to. Moviestorm's Camerawork View has been completely reworked. Navigation between the different Views is much clearer using the buttons at the top of the screen. All the buttons have been redone and are much clearer. The new look is a slate grey, so goodbye to the old blue. If you don't want any improvisations at all, you can turn it off for your entire movie in the Script Editor > Outline > Settings. Changing poses and facial expressions should now blend smoothly from one to another. Characters now also have a mood-based pose that they will use whenever they're not doing anything else as an alternative to the default pose. The Improviser is back but you now have complete control over it, including the ability to turn an improvisation into a gesture that you can keep and edit. This should give you much greater variation in characters. Choose the feature you want (big nose, square jaw, etc) and then drag the slider to choose how much of it you want. Select the head you want and you'll see a set of sliders below it. Many character heads now have morphing options. Mobile phone alternative model to use on set, which doesnt sit below the surface Many animation updates to prevent characters popping up and down New set of signing animations, for use by talking characters New animations for improvisation gestures Release Version: Urban Foliage 01 update for 1.1 New book texture to match the DomesticDrama02 readable book
Release Version: Domestic Drama 01 update for 1.1 Release Version: Mixed Costumes 02 update for 1.1 Release Version: Music Video 02 update for 1.1 Update to the Flirty Model Pose animations Release Version: Male Performance 01 update for 1.1 New tintable textures, and varients with no logo's Release Version: Music Video 01 update for 1.1
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