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Kage Studio Animation Software
A simple multi-platfom 2D Animation Software for all ages!
Kage Studio is a vector-based 2D Animation multi-platform Software for Windows, Mac OS, and Debian/Ubuntu GNU/Linux suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and soon even professionals. Written with GTKmm 3.0, Kage Studio has a clean User Interface. Truly an Animation Software, not an airplane cockpit. Kage Studio can export animation to HTML5 (canvas), PNG sequence, Spritesheet, SVG, video (MP4, MKV, OGV, AVI, MOV), and KonsolScript. -
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purpleelephant
Development has moved to github
Purple Elephant is a free and open source cross-platform 2D traditional animation editor, tester, player and compositor. Part of Purple Animation Tools by O. Bahri Gordebak See Wiki for details. Note that Sourceforge project page doesn't always show the latest download. Please click Files above and browse files before download. Latest version is 1.4 right now. -
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KPEdit
KPEdit - A 2D skeletal animation editor.
KPEdit is a skeletal animation editor for game developers and animators. It may be a free alternative to the motion capture systems. The application provides functionality that allows the user to create realistic video-based animations. Prerecorded videos can be used as a reference in order to construct skeleton movement sequences. Other features such as interpolation, transformations and video rendering are also available as built-in functions as well as external modules.
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