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Animation Software [2D]

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Hello guys,

 

I'm working on a project / presentation (not in powerpoint) and I'd like to add some animation to it. Problem is, I can't seem to find decent & easy to work software for it .. The ones I found are either too basic or an overkill. It's an IT type of presentation (2D, not 3D) and I'd like it to already have a library of some basic / commonly used pictures (arrows, pc, .. stuff like that). It doesn't matter if it's a free software or if costs $, also, it needs to be easy to work with!

 

Thanks in advance!

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Adobe Flash is/was a common one

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Adobe Animate or Flash (Animate was supposed to be replacing Flash, but Flash still works fine), Harmony Toonboom or OpenToonz can probably do simple animation like that.

From these softwares I have only used Flash myself.

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Alright, will take a look and see which one I like the most, thanks for the quick response!

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3 minutes ago, Gomo said:

Alright, will take a look and see which one I like the most, thanks for the quick response!

and if it helps, you can go back as old as Macromedia Flash 7 or 8 and be just fine for what you need ;) 

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