Holotech Studios set to launch the 1.0 launch of Animaze next week on 17th November, which will bring new features and updates to the software, including full Twitch integration.
The software is the successor to the popular Vtuber software FaceRig, and the new update gives one more way for the developers to push the limits in Vtubing.
Check out the trailer below:
The Twitch integration will give Animaze a whole new level of interactivity and entertainment to avatar streaming. Streamers can automatically trigger avatar animations, voice effects, emotes and more based on audience interactions such as subs, follows, keywords in chat and raids.
CEO and founder of Dragos-Florin Stansculescu had this to say,
This is an exciting launch for us. Moving from Early Access to full release, and putting a Twitch integration in place are key steps in our expansion in the Avatar Streamer space. We can’t wait to see the wonderful, whimsical and wacky ways our fanbase will use the power and technology behind Animaze.
Whether you want to create a secret word game, reveal new avatars or outfits, we built our Twitch integration with the goal of helping all of our streamers grow their channels. With the Twitch integration you are only limited by your imagination.
We believe the three-tier subscription model will be beneficial to all kinds of users. Whether you are just using it for fun or are looking to become a full-fledged animated character on Twitch, Facebook or YouTube, Animaze will be able to cater to your needs.
Holotech Studios has also stated that there are plenty of exciting updates in store as the new subscription model will allow for long-term support and updates to the software. This includes more and improved creation tools, embodiment improvements and more avatars.
When Animaze was in Early Access, the Holotech team examined how Vtubers used the software. This allowed them to take feedback from the community to create different options for different types of users, including a free-t-use option for casual users and a premium experience for more serious users.
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