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Synfig Studio – Open-Source 2D Animation Software
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- zaSmilingIdiot 2y agoWeirdly, just a couple of hours ago I was trying to find this as an alternative "recommendation" for a buddy whom is digging around in this space. Couldnt remember the name of it, except that I had used it a while back for some simple lottie related work (and a couple of other simple tasks)... After trying various iterations of search terms that included the word "lottie" (and spending much longer searching than what I expected to) I eventually clicked through some link and landed on the Synfig site. And now, coincidently, this post shows up :) Nonetheless... I have no idea of how this really compares to other tools, but when I have had a need, Synfig was a breeze to use for what I needed it for. Importantly, it was quick to get started with, and without needing to spend hours in tutorials trying to figure out how to do things. So happy user and all that :)
- xz18r 2y agoI've used this in the past and worked like a charm: https://opentoonz.github.io/e/ https://opentoonz.github.io/e/
- nickloewen 2y agoOpenToonz is cool. When I experimented with it, I found the Tahoma2D variant easier to get going, though.
- beezlewax 2y agoI've dabbled in animation in the past and this has some pretty powerful features. I'll be saving this for a rainy day. Looks great.
- chalcolithic 2y agoon a related note - is there something like gltf but for 2d vector animation?
- wrasee 2y agoTake a look at Lottie. https://lottie.github.io/ https://lottie.github.io/
- chalcolithic 2y agoNever heard of it, thank you very much!
- O-stevns 2y agoWhile Lottie has existed for a long time, I'd consider looking into Rive instead https://rive.app/ https://rive.app/ Compared to Lottie, you can make animations for Rive directly in their web editor. The downside is that you have to create an account to use it.
- hgs3 2y agoI recently used Synfig for some simple animations and had an overall good experience. Inkscape natively supports saving to the Synfig format, making it easy to import and animate my vector art. Synfig saves animations in an XML file format, which simplifies tracking changes in version control. If you're interested in trying Synfig, there is an official tutorial series on YouTube [1]. [1] https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ1s8hm5LwbTlUt_kOmQ04hK5uaCgpCh7&si=Rzd81Ygy29Cm7uzB https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ1s8hm5LwbTlUt_kOmQ04hK5...