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Autodesk Toxik
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Autodesk Toxik was an interactive node based, film compositing solution developed by Autodesk Media and Entertainment, a subsidiary of Autodesk, Inc.[2]
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History
Autodesk Toxic is a film compositing software first released in 2007.[1]
Features
Autodesk Toxik includes several features such as collaboration-based workflows, dynamic page zooming (that allows faster processing when working with larger video formats), a paint module, a motion path animation, and a "Master Keyer" module. Toxik is based on modules: small extensions that allow Toxik to be adaptive. All modules were installed in Toxik 2008 by default because the module selection system in Toxik 2007 was inefficient.[1][3][4]
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Current status
Toxik was integrated in Autodesk Maya in 2010 under the name Composite. It is now free but discontinued.[5]
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