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Theatre.js for web and 3D animation: what its READMEs say about core, studio and licence files
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Documents what the Theatre.js READMEs and licence files state about the core library and the separate studio editor, for motion designers and developers deciding whether to look further. Five repository files were read as text; nothing was built or run, and the website docs were not read.
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Theatre.js for web and 3D animation: what its READMEs say about core, studio and licence files
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Documents what the Theatre.js READMEs and licence files state about the core library and the separate studio editor, for motion designers and developers deciding whether to look further. Five repository files were read as text; nothing was built or run, and the website docs were not read.
Useful starting points
- The READMEs contain no install steps or code, so read the website documentation before writing any animation code.
- The root LICENSE file holds two license texts, so read the licence files and README License sections yourself before relying on a package.
- The root README says development was temporarily moved to a private repo, so the public copy may lag the current release.
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