Re:Flash Animations Live Forever at the Internet Archive
by rchaud on Friday November 20, 2020 @11:19AM
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As someone with a solid HTML/CSS background but weak JS, I gave up on trying to figure out GSAP and other animation frameworks, and just bought Tumult Hype.
It's a GUI-based web animation tool that exports to HTML and MP4, with the ability to write custom JS if you need it. Being able to visually look at timelines and set tweening by dragging a slider is much more my speed, and reminiscent of Flash, which I haven't done anything on in more than 10 years.
Best of all, it's a one-time payment. I considered Adobe Animate, but monthly subscriptions are a total no-no for me.
It's a GUI-based web animation tool that exports to HTML and MP4, with the ability to write custom JS if you need it. Being able to visually look at timelines and set tweening by dragging a slider is much more my speed, and reminiscent of Flash, which I haven't done anything on in more than 10 years.
Best of all, it's a one-time payment. I considered Adobe Animate, but monthly subscriptions are a total no-no for me.