: Previously, animators had to input numerical values into spreadsheets to move a character’s eyebrow. With the new "Premo" tool, they could use a stylus to manipulate characters directly on the screen in real-time.
: New lighting and rendering software called "Torch" allowed for much more subtle details, such as the way skin moves over muscle and the realistic "jiggle" of characters, making the world of Berk feel significantly more grounded. : Previously, animators had to input numerical values
This film was a milestone for DreamWorks Animation, as it was the first to utilize their revolutionary new software, . : Previously, animators had to input numerical values