What's /ic/'s recommended 2D animation program? I

Cacani, fool. It's the F U T U R E. Worth getting over the learning curve.

i use flash cs6, and its great for beginners, but you draw with vectors not pixels.

TVPaint is currently the best

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Sell them to me, what are the pros and cons of each one.

I want something where I can work with layer and onion my way into drawing in the closest way to traditional animation. Do the basic exercises and then practice by copying sakuga. I will using animation to learn and develop new skills, not to become a fulltime 2D animator.

windows movie maker

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>no, don't use the art board where people animate to ask for preferences and recommendations, no instead use fucking google and get a swarm of advertisement for each product

If someone where to ask on here which drawing program they should use, I'd say CSP or PS CS6, but ultimately recommend CSP and tell them what it is I prefer about it, and even point them in the direction of where they could torrent it if they're broke. In fact, I have done that. The reason I came and asked here instead of looking up on google and sifting through Reddit posts from years or months ago, is cause I wanted feedback from people who actually use the thing, and have probably tried their fair share.

We're a community trying to help each other out, not a group of elitists like /a/ who pride themselves in their exclusivity.

someone sell me on opentoonz

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it's free so it's worth at least trying out