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Shining Isle Productions goes all-in on Unreal Engine for The Wingfeather Saga

Shining Isle Productions moved its entire animation pipeline into Unreal Engine, which is a big workflow shift for the artists and animators on The Wingfeather Saga. The practical win is faster iteration: rigs, animation, and reviews all happen in-engine, so the team can react quickly and spend more time polishing instead of exporting and waiting.

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