Getting started
  • 19 Jul 2024
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Composer is currently only available for registered customers. If you are interested in evaluating Composer, please contact Realsprint,

Find more information at https://www.realsprint.com and https://www.vindral.com.

Download

As a registered customer or evaluator, Realsprint has provided you with download links to the software. The download link is available either in the support portal, in the EULA, or has been shared otherwise.

Installing

Follow the installation instructions in the Installation and License chapter.
Unless a valid license is installed, Composer will run in Trial mode, which run for a limited period of time, and the outputs will contain a watermark.

Demos and tutorials (Windows Desktop version)

After installing Composer, we recommend that you explore the application by downloading demos and tutorials.

Composer comes with an online library of demo/tutorial projects that might be valuable when learning the basics of Composer, or trying out new features.

Definition, Projects, and Media management

A few basic terminologies and how to work with projects and media.

Definitions
Projects
Media Management

User Interface

The User interface is introduced in this documentation or by viewing the video tutorial.

Desktop vs. Runtime version

The runtime version is designed for playing back predesigned Composer projects. The desktop version should be used for creating Composer projects. Most of the online Guide refers to the Desktop version. Read more about getting started with the runtime version.

Video tutorials

Video tutorials are often a rapid way to understand a product. Here are a few basic tutorials on Composer.

Demo guides

Some of the demo projects come with supplementary guides, which you can find here. 

Support

If you need support, please file a ticket in the support portal.

Optimization

To get the most out of Composer, read the articles "Tuning for Maximum Performance" and "Performance and Optimization


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