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According to a post on X by @trymirage, Mirage has added Claude Opus 5.5 support to Tesseract, allowing an agent to combine animated 3D characters with 2D typography and graphics in a single composition. Animators reacting to the launch said this previously required a painful round trip between Cinema 4D and After Effects. The available snippet is cut off, so further details such as availability or pricing are not confirmed here.
According to a post on X by @trymirage, Mirage has added Claude Opus 5.5 support to Tesseract, allowing an agent to combine animated 3D characters with 2D typography and graphics in a single composition. Animators reacting to the launch said this previously required a painful round trip between Cinema 4D and After Effects. The available snippet is cut off, so further details such as availability or pricing are not confirmed here.
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Mirage introduced Claude Opus 5.5 support in Tesseract, letting an agent combine animated 3D characters with 2D typography and graphics in one composition. Animators reacting to the launch said this used to mean a painful round trip between Cinema 4D and After Effects. Why it matters: Mot...
Motion designers and studios that work across separate 3D and 2D tools could see less back-and-forth between applications if the workflow performs as the post describes. Teams building AI-assisted creative pipelines may want to watch for details on how the agent handles these compositions in practice. The source does not show independent testing or broader adoption yet.
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