I'd like to create some animations using SVG. Are there any tools out there similar to flash, where I'd get a stage and a timeline where I can manipulate objects over time, then play them back?
Thanks
Overview. SVG graphics can be animated using animation elements. The animation elements were initially defined in the SMIL Animation specification; these elements include: <animate></animate> – which allows you to animate scalar attributes and properties over a period of time.
SVG's SMIL animations ('animate', 'set', etc.) are deprecated and will be removed.
There is the similar question at superuser.com. The best answer there is the link to the Inkspace wiki page with a list of existing animating programs.
It's looks like Adobe Edge Animate is the program that should fill the gap of SVG-animating programs with nice GUI, but now it doesn't look very helpful for my opinion. I'm looking forward to see that Adobe combine Snapsvg with Edge Animate.
Synfig studio with the SVG export plugin.
with Blender, since integration of Freestyle, you can animate your 3D models, and then, thanks to freestyle in scripting mode, write python modules that can be used to output any kind of documented vector format. SVG has already some interesting implementation, you can have a look for example at this repository: https://github.com/hvfrancesco/freestylesvg
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