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Creating Lowerthird from scratch
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Making a Lowerthird with CharacterWorks

Animation, LowerThird, Making ofBy chr#worksSeptember 2, 2014Leave a comment

In this tutorial, we’ll create a lowerthird from scratch with CharacterWorks.

Creating, saving and reusing your Materials
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Creating, saving and reusing your Materials

MaterialBy chr#worksSeptember 1, 2014Leave a comment

A tutorial video on creating, saving and reusing your own Materials in CW.

CharacterWorks Material System : An Introduction
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CharacterWorks’ Material System: An Introduction

MaterialBy chr#worksSeptember 1, 2014Leave a comment

CharacterWorks has an advanced material system. Using the basic building blocks offered by the system, you can create your own materials, save them and recall them later or share them with other users.

Twitter : Getting Social Data Source Part 2
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Getting Social Part 2 : Twitter Crawl

Crawls, Data SourceBy chr#worksSeptember 1, 2014Leave a comment

In our previous video, we retrieved and broadcast messages from Twitter with hashtag search. Now, we will examine how we can use news sources.

Twitter : Getting Social Data Source
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Getting Social Part 1 : Twitter LowerThird

Data Source, LowerThirdBy chr#worksAugust 29, 2014Leave a comment

The Data Source Objects of CharacterWorks let you utilize real-time data sources (twitter, RSS, etc.) within CharacterWorks. In this example, we’ll examine how the Twitter integration works.

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