Debugmode Wax: Difference between revisions

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[[File:Waxscrn.png|thumb|Wax in action. Taken from DebugMode's website.]]

'''Debugmode Wax''', known usually as just '''Wax''' is a video compositor for Windows, and ''the'' oldschool tool for 3D [[tennis]] effects.<ref>https://www.debugmode.com/wax.html</ref> It was prominent from the late 2000's to the early 2010's, known for its distinct look and unique set of capabilities. It was eventually replaced in the meta by more capable editors like [[After Effects]] and [[Blender]] or by 3D plugin sets like in [[BCC]].

'''Debugmode Wax''', known usually as just '''Wax''' is a video compositor by Satish Kumar for Windows, and ''the'' oldschool tool for 3D [[tennis]] effects.<ref>https://www.debugmode.com/wax.html</ref> It was prominent from the late 2000's to the early 2010's, known for its distinct look and unique set of capabilities. It was eventually replaced in the meta by more capable editors like [[After Effects]] and [[Blender]] or by 3D plugin sets like in [[BCC]].

Wax was notable because of its ability to be used as both a ''plugin'' and a ''standalone editor''. If installed as a plugin, you could load it into any 32-Bit video editor (like old version of [[Vegas]]) and use it directly inside.

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 [[File:Waxscrn.png|thumb|Wax in action. Taken from DebugMode's website.]]
-'''Debugmode Wax''', known usually as just '''Wax''' is a video compositor for Windows, and ''the'' oldschool tool for 3D [[tennis]] effects.<ref>https://www.debugmode.com/wax.html</ref> It was prominent from the late 2000's to the early 2010's, known for its distinct look and unique set of capabilities. It was eventually replaced in the meta by more capable editors like [[After Effects]] and [[Blender]] or by 3D plugin sets like in [[BCC]].
+'''Debugmode Wax''', known usually as just '''Wax''' is a video compositor by Satish Kumar for Windows, and ''the'' oldschool tool for 3D [[tennis]] effects.<ref>https://www.debugmode.com/wax.html</ref> It was prominent from the late 2000's to the early 2010's, known for its distinct look and unique set of capabilities. It was eventually replaced in the meta by more capable editors like [[After Effects]] and [[Blender]] or by 3D plugin sets like in [[BCC]].
 Wax was notable because of its ability to be used as both a ''plugin'' and a ''standalone editor''. If installed as a plugin, you could load it into any 32-Bit video editor (like old version of [[Vegas]]) and use it directly inside.