The more I experiment with Pencil2D, I find new techniques that are very powerful.
I like the design model of the user interface, I find it very intuitive.
Thanks Pencil2D Team
The HUD and interface are (/is?) very simple and easy to use- that said though it does provide the most basic animation work- it’s not like Adobe Animate/Flash whatever-you-wanna-call-it where you can add shadows and lighting- which I plan to switch to later in my animated series once the series takes off and I have a higher budget and better knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite, which I’m going to college for this Fall.
This software is very good for beginners, like myself. I tend to get overwhelmed if there’s too many features and buttons and don’t know anything about the program.
At work I use the animation features of Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Animator, Moho Studio Pro etc.
I’m using Pencil2D for Fun. I can run Pencil2D on computers which could not support Hitfilm or any of the above packages. That’s a major part of the attraction of using Pencil2D
I have produced professional projects using Pencil2D.
I like its simple but highly intuitive tools etc.
Some of the professional programs I use have complex tools, that look attractive at first sight, but are full of traps for the unwary!
A classic is the ability set up cycles in Moho Sudio Pro. This doesn’t always do, what’s promised on the packet?
Good luck @ college.
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Facts. Also I appreciate it