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The '''Redgreen Software Suite''' is a collection of PC and mobile software applications for creatives (including artists, animators, designers, filmmakers, photographers, and programmers) and those of other multimedia disciplines, managed by [[Team Redgreen]] of [[Studio RGB-Newt]], which is published by [[The Fishal Project]]. | The '''Redgreen Software Suite''' or the '''Redgreen Creative Suite''' is a collection of PC and mobile software applications for creatives (including artists, animators, designers, filmmakers, photographers, and programmers) and those of other multimedia disciplines, managed by [[Team Redgreen]] of [[Studio RGB-Newt]], which is published by [[The Fishal Project]]. | ||
Each app has a shorthand abbreviated name, used for purposes such as the app logos and file names, and this is usually stylized as "rg" (in lowercase) + two letters associated with the app (in uppercase). Examples include "rgCC" for [[Redgreen ChimeraCam]] and "rgBS" for [[Redgreen Bookshelf]]. | Each app has a shorthand abbreviated name, used for purposes such as the app logos and file names, and this is usually stylized as "rg" (in lowercase) + two letters associated with the app (in uppercase). Examples include "rgCC" for [[Redgreen ChimeraCam]] and "rgBS" for [[Redgreen Bookshelf]]. | ||
A launcher app, '''Redgreen Creative Suite''', automating the downloads of some software in the suite or linking out to them (in the case of games or mobile apps on storefronts such as the Google Play Store or Steam), exists but has not yet been made public. | A launcher app, also titled '''Redgreen Creative Suite''', automating the downloads of some software in the suite or linking out to them (in the case of games or mobile apps on storefronts such as the Google Play Store or Steam), exists but has not yet been made public. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:13, 13 July 2026
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An early Windows version of Redgreen Creative Suite, a launcher app for listing and linking out to Team Redgreen software. | |
| Developers | Team Redgreen (Studio RGB-Newt) |
| Operating system | Windows, Android |
| Platform | PC, mobile |
| Type | Software suite |
| License | Free or proprietary |
| Website | redgreenblue |
The Redgreen Software Suite or the Redgreen Creative Suite is a collection of PC and mobile software applications for creatives (including artists, animators, designers, filmmakers, photographers, and programmers) and those of other multimedia disciplines, managed by Team Redgreen of Studio RGB-Newt, which is published by The Fishal Project.
Each app has a shorthand abbreviated name, used for purposes such as the app logos and file names, and this is usually stylized as "rg" (in lowercase) + two letters associated with the app (in uppercase). Examples include "rgCC" for Redgreen ChimeraCam and "rgBS" for Redgreen Bookshelf.
A launcher app, also titled Redgreen Creative Suite, automating the downloads of some software in the suite or linking out to them (in the case of games or mobile apps on storefronts such as the Google Play Store or Steam), exists but has not yet been made public.
Applications
Current
- rgCC: Redgreen ChimeraCam, a camera app with fun realtime filters for making stop-motion animation or pixilation on Android.
Upcoming
- rgBS: Redgreen Bookshelf, a game library providing access to our interactive fiction / text adventure games, such as Falkon and the Lumen on the Horizon and Harpy on the Home Computer on Android devices.
- rgCS: Redgreen Creative Suite, a launcher app for Windows.
Discontinued
- Studio RGB-Newt Companion App, a central hub app available on Android (with an unreleased iOS build) for all things Studio RGB-Newt. The app was sunset due to the engine and libraries it was developed with becoming deprecated. It was replaced with the Redgreenblue.art homepage and this wiki, WikipediNyah.