ALAN BECKER - Freeware Alternatives to Adobe Flash

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[AlanBeckerTutorials]

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You guys should be the ones teaching me about free alternatives, honestly

[blazingblgamingop]

Pivot... Such nostalgia. Spending entire break and lunch times on my school's computers, playing unblocked games with friends and animating on pivot when I could have been actually eating my lunch.

[karapapaxatzidimitrakopoulos]

What I learned from this video :


Pirate Adobe Flash /or/ Adobe Animate

[PapyrusUndertale]

I have been using Wick for almost 2 years and I learnt a lot of things throughout my journey, it's genuinely underrated and more people starting with animation need to use it! It's kind of like Scratch, but with less limitations such as the 480p project size and 30 fps! Wick has no watermark, no fps cap, no resolution cap, although the sound can be a bit confusing and not as optimizable as the other features. Definitely give it a try, they even have tutorials on their own channel!

[DeltaplanetAnimations]

I originally started with Pivot, it was really easy to use, especially for stick figures. However it gets a bit challenging when trying to make animations with dialogue, that's why I switched to Flash.

[firewing]

Honestly once explained it's fairly intuitive. Thank you for breaking it down so nicely for us newbies! Can't wait to play with the full version

[HAPPY-wdxl]

alan :mentions pivot animator
me : THAT'S THE THING IM TRYING TO REPLACE ._.

[nigelfurtado]

I like how he says :" legally" at the beginning

[byjavanartis]

OMG the people of Wick Editor before it got big came to my school and actually showed us how to use the software I'm surprised that you showed this in your video!

[Firespectrum]

"Flash does cost money to use, legally."
:^)

[Bucking_Fastard]

When I was a kid, I thought the Animation vs. Animator was made using Pivot.

[KruMark]

The Wick Editor is my favourite Flash alternative. Tweening and nesting animation features work really well.

[supremebird]

I use pivot, and I love it. It’s amazing for starter animators as you don’t have to keep on redrawing the same thing, while still keeping everything look great.

[ShackleYT]

hey alan, first off, I wanted to say I've been a huge fan of your work since the days I spent on stickpage back in middle school. your animations have always fascinated and entertained me and I hope you never stop! you're a truly awesome guy.
secondly, I want to thank you for posting this video in particular, as it's definitely going to help me start my own animations and my own youtube story. I've never had enough money to afford the flash programs when I first started, so I was never really able to get anything done, but now i'm going to do my best with vectorian and entertain many people as possible. keep on going dude, I hope this train keeps going for a long time!

[tientcheufansi]

honestly the best soft tutorial ive ever seen. short and straight to the point ! i love it

[Puff]

I recommend 2 things for animating:

- Firealpaca to draw the frames

- GoPlay Editor to add music, filters, and more + upload it straight from there

[arty-AN]

I remember I've used Paint and Windows Movie Maker once...

[narutaku_]

Ok, so i saw this video and i think "i should comment something positive about his list to say thanks", then i saw the video was uploaded 3 years ago and i was like "oh damn, it's too late", but it doesn't matter to me.
Thank you so much for the list

[AwesomeMuku]

i dont have money to learn animations so istart watching alans vids now im a animator thank u very much if watching this comment im ur big fan

[itzbeastypie]

When i was a kid, i thought these "animator vs animation" videos were real. I didn't knew the meaning of animation, i thought the animiation meant the stickmans in your pc and the animator means the cursor. Man i remember i installed a virus just to get the animation in my pc