Disguise develops the r20 version of Designer in six new languages

The visual creation software platform of disguise has expanded its global reach in the r20 version, now also available in Spanish, German, French, Korean, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.

The new r20 version of Designer allows users to download it from the website of disguise and select the language they want to work in when running the software, in addition to having the possibility of receiving training, access to manuals and materials in your local language.

Raed Al Tikriti, disguise product manager, that's how he explains it.: “productions today are extensive and global in nature. Many of our users are not native English speakers and we want to help them solve complex problems, without worrying about the language barrier. With r20, we enable our community to work in their local language from anywhere in the world”.

Localization represents the next step in the company's move toward cloud-based remote collaboration, after recently acquiring content preview platforms 3D Mapping Matter and Previz (more data in Digital AV Magazine).

Disguise's Designer software is a powerful set of tools for creating impactful presentations, develop 3D camera movements, validate content, evaluate technical configurations and design complete projects, that use for more than twenty years some of the largest and most complex productions of live shows, virtual productions, Etc.

Its interface, based on a timeline, allows users to build a 3D model of your stage, projection canvas and Led volume, para después mapear el contenido de vídeo en la simulación creada.

In addition, disguise has expanded its operations worldwide with the opening of new offices and with technical solutions teams and specific support, with permanent headquarters in Seoul (Korea); Tokyo (Japan); Beijing (China), and Auckland (New Zealand), facilitating its developments to users around the world, who can also benefit from support Premium, extended warranties and server coverage 24/7.

The company also has relevant representation in its EMEA and Americas markets., with a specific representative of technical and support solutions in Spain, and a growing team in its London and Los Angeles offices, to offer practical support in projects.

“At the same time as our global community of users grows, disguise should grow with it. With more than three hundred xR scenarios developed around the world and the long-awaited return of live events, the need for local assistance is more essential than ever”, has pointed out its CEO, Fernando Kufer.

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