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Posted by Finasty - June 8th, 2023
My next mission is gonna be making a short animation, this shit is hard damn, i gotta relearn everything, but i don't have time for that, well... I like a short animation like splash art animation, like this one for example
If only there's an app for making something like that, i don't have PC, so dont suggest me to use adobe, i only have a phone, so if only you got any mobile animation like that, i would like to give it a try
@Finasty FlipaClip and Rough Animator are available on Android Phones, I just checked the Google Play Store. It even seems to have a 3D animation app (Prisma3D), which is annoying because outside of Nomad (which is also available on Androids) iPads basically have no good 3D apps despite the extra power (and price), so Android definitely wins there. There are also some free-with-ads apps you can try that might be more what you’re looking for.
Basically I found this out by searching “Animation” on the Google Play Store. As an Apple user, I’m frankly jealous of how many more apps there seems to be on Android devices in general.
I just saw those two, and so far i like Rough Animator more even though it's a payed apps, and for those, i should probably work double on making the frame by frame animation, that's why i like some motion animations, so i can combine all of it and animate it
And yeah, Android phone also has 3D apps which is good if you're already know what the function is
jthrash
Hmm…I can recommend quite a few apps for doing traditional frame-by-frame animation, but “splash art” like the example you showed, with auto-tweened animation in between major poses? The best I can probably recommend is ToonSquid, and I think that is only available on iPad since it requires a large screen. Even after, like, 30 years, you still need a powerful PC if you want the computer to do even a fraction of the work for you.
If you are fine drawing EVERY SINGLE FRAME, I can at least easily recommend FlipaClip or RoughAnimator. If you just want to do really simple poses like in the Yasuo Splash Art you showed us, you could probably get away with the free version of FlipaClip, too.
Finasty
Ah jeez, i only have an Android phone