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== Development history ==
''Animator'' originates back to its author's [[Jim Kent]] earlier program ''Cyber Paint'' for the [[Atari ST]].<ref name="asterius">[http://www.asterius.com/atari/cyberpaint.html The Antic Cyber Graphics Software and the Pre-History of Autodesk 3D Studio and Discreet 3ds max]. Asterius.com. Retrieved on 2013-04-22.</ref> [[Jim Kent]] evolved in 1989 his software into ''Animator'' for [[Gary Yost]]'s "Yost Group" for [[80286]] [[Personal computer|PC]]s with [[MS-DOS]].<ref>[http://www.randelshofer.ch/animations/anims_atari/jim_kent/Tesla.anim.html jim_kent/Tesla] on randelshofer.ch</ref><ref name="mussy">[https://drmussey.wordpress.com/2010/11/08/the-first-pioneer-in-pc-animation-autodesk-animator/
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=== Abandonment and legacy ===
Eventually [[End-of-life (product)|development of the product ended]] and it [[Abandonware|became no longer supported]] by Autodesk. Filed on December 18, 1989, the [[trademark]] for "Autodesk Animator" expired on July 21, 1997.<ref>
[[DOSBox]] [[emulation]] allowed later to run Animator Pro on current hardware,<ref>[http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=13875 Wacom Tablet+Dosbox+Autodesk Animator Pro] by ZenPsycho on vogons.org (2006-11-23)</ref> despite missing official support.
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