
michiel | a month ago | 11 comments | 14 likes | 675 views
Zhang Guiru, davidleon, vincent and 11 others like this!
We've just launched a fresh new BixPack.
Many of the new features of version 17, like the stroke directional, sticks and feathers are inspired by Mesoamerican art. Together with the popularity of BluffTitler in Latin America, the theme of the next BixPack was easy: AztecA!
In BixPack 52 | AztecA, the texts are rendered as basalt blocks decorated with feathers, textiles and sculptures in bright colours including Maya blue, bright sienna, ochre, turquoise and jade. The templates are placed in jungle, cenote and clean environments.
The AztecA templates require version 17. When you haven't yet upgraded, upgrade now and receive a free BixPack of choice, which can be this latest AztecA pack:
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When you have already upgraded to V17, buy the AztecA pack now with a nice introduction discount:
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Visit the BixPack page for all the details:
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Thank you all for making this new BixPack possible. Enjoy the new templates!


Wow as beautiful as ever!
Filip, a month ago
Michiel, this package is beautiful and incredibly creative. I really love the technique you used to transition from the “normal” font to the colored one, with that soft curtain‑style effect driven by the colormap. Simply stunning. I don’t think any other software has creators with this kind of imagination. Drawing inspiration from historical styles of different cultures is absolutely the right move — it adds so much richness and variety.
👍🥰😎 🔝

Franco Aversa, a month ago
Thank you Filip & Franco!
The 4 "soft curtain‑style" clips in the promo video are included in the pack as bonus shows. An easy way to do this is to render 2 temporary videos and make a 3rd show that does the transition between them. Using a colour map layer is more complex and requires more memory, but this way you can do it with a single show!

michiel, a month ago
Fantastic! :)👍michiel,
xuelianghua, a month ago
Fantastic! :)
Zhang Guiru, a month ago

Michiel den Outer is the founder and lead coder of Outerspace Software. He lives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
If he isn't busy improving BluffTitler, he is playing the piano or rides the Dutch dikes on his bikes.
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