I want to learn how to animate but it cost $21 dollars a month just to get the software
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Should I pirate Adobe Animate?
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At 1/15/23 10:38 AM, nell5 wrote:I want to learn how to animate but it cost $21 dollars a month just to get the software
1 - be russian
2 - ???
3 - get adobe flash in totally legal way i swear pls don't ban me
At 1/15/23 10:41 AM, DrunkGecko wrote:Start with flash 8
or cs6 if you want to lol
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iirc it's a pain to pirate Adobe products. For modern software, Adobe uses some cloud based system or something which makes it tricky. I could be wrong though, its been a while.
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serious answer: you could ask people about the free alternatives, such as blender, krita something user friendly. or look for a movie editor with a one-time purchase instead of a monthly fee.
joke answer: OH NO! ADOBE ANIMATE IS THE ONLY ANIMATION SOFTWARE IN EXISTENCE IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE! YOU GOTTA USE IT OR DIE! AAAAAAAAAAAA!
edit: added scream and link to a list of alternatives
If you're okay with a steep learning curve, use Blender for 2d animations
"Men in captivity need to feel like they have a purpose, or they die" - ShoeOnHead
If you're looking for 2D/Vector based animation you can use OpenToonz. It's free.
https://opentoonz.github.io/e/
It also does inbetweening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8i-T02RT5E
Also whatever this is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge3orj0eg5U
Only deal is that it runs kind of poorly if your computer is bad. You also won't have ActionScript shenanigans of flash but I don't think anybody really uses that.
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