Made for Second Life creators
Prepare animated images, video, and audio on your own computer. Bring them into Second Life with clear filenames and purpose-built creator scripts.
Choose the workflow
Planned free Windows edition
For short animation loops played from one texture sheet.
Player kit available · Windows converter in preparation
Full creator workspace · 1.1.8
For longer animation, coordinated audio, repeatable exports, and mixed-media batches.
Windows application · final release preparation
Edition scope
| Workflow | Free | Studio 1.1.8 |
|---|---|---|
| Single-sheet animation | Planned | Included |
| Optional matching sound | Planned | Included |
| Fluid multi-sheet sequences | — | Included |
| Batch visual and audio export | — | Included |
| Standalone audio segmentation | — | Included |
| MP4 or WebM alpha mask | — | Included |
| 1024 and 2048 output | Planned | Included |
The free Windows application is planned but not yet available. The free player kit is a separate creator resource available now.
Inside Studio
Prepare current media, segment standalone audio, or stage a complete mixed batch without relearning the controls.
Accepted sources
GIF, animated WebP, APNG, animated AVIF, MP4, and WebM become PNG or TGA texture sheets. Studio preserves exact frame counts so unused trailing cells are never played.
WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A/AAC, OGG/Opus, WMA, and AIFF become mono PCM 16-bit, 44.1 kHz WAV. Long files are divided into the fewest equal segments at or below 29.9 seconds.
Preserve Full Frame keeps the entire image and may add bands. Zoom to Fill removes bands with uniform scaling and a centered crop. Neither mode stretches the source out of proportion.
Choose an 8-, 10-, or 15-second maximum per sheet. Studio balances the complete range into the fewest sheets below that ceiling. Ten seconds is the recommended default.
The free player kit is available now. Keep the exported texture name intact, drop the texture and script into the same prim, and let the metadata do the work.
