Daniel James wrote: > Hi Ralf, > >> Is there a community that seriously does animation films by using FLOSS >> Linux > > Yes, see http://www.blender.org/ > > Cheers! > > Daniel
Thank you Daniel :) there are hundreds of tutorials how to make a 3D object walk, but I couldn't find how to animate 2D paintings by blender, how to make blender auto-sync a mouth to audio-signals, how to sync SMPTE to MIDI or something like that, to make sound and music and a film in one machine etc., it is interesting for me because it's FLOSS, but still I have to buy another graphics and to hope my computer will be fine with blender. Also I won't be able to do music and sound without Windows, because Linux MIDI for my computer(s) isn't fine until now. I'll take a look at blender, when I have a NVidia, I don't think it's possible to do 2D animations by using the VESA driver for the on-board ATI, because blender seems to be one of those 3D animation applications. I'm more looking for animation software, that makes it possible for one or two people, to make a film that doesn't look like all 3D animations looks like and that don't need 100 people working on that film. I don't know any FLOSS software for Windows, that is able to make this possible, but there is a lot of NON-FLOSS software available for Windows, that even can run with an ATI graphics and that supports many good documented features. The demo film for Synfig doesn't look so extreme computer graphic like the films produced with blender do, but when I tested Synfig, it was known as unstable and there also were less possibilities to import and export graphics. I'm sceptic, but I will give blender a chance. Cheers, Ralf
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