Microsoft has released the code of 3D Movie Maker software
According to Aetna from Mehr, a Twitter user with a Foone username, who introduced himself as interested in hardware and software in his Twitter profile, asked Microsoft to make the source code of the 3D Movie Maker program available to the public so that they could expand and upgrade it. Give.
Microsoft does not own the BRender engine installed on the software, which is potentially a problem, but the owner of the engine told Foone that he has no objection to opening the source. Therefore, Microsoft was able to publish the full program code.
The first version of 3D Movie Maker was released in 1995 and allowed users to create their own clips by combining a number of photos and videos. Foone plans to update the app to run on modern PCs, as well as add features to make sharing videos easier. This new version is expected to be available in another month.