Limber for After Effects VS enve

Limber for After Effects Reviews

enve Reviews

1. Zainal    

   Animation studio at Artzroom | almost 3 years ago
   FAST EDITING

   Not like synfig, enve is very fast editing mode. Can import from svg inkscape very easy and like real file. Group can help to manage object in enve.

   🏁 Competitors: Moho Anime Studio, Adobe After Effects

   👍 Pros:    Import svg

   👎 Cons:    Bone/ ik still compusing. need develop

Limber for After Effects mentions (1)

• Finished my first (sort of) client project! A promo vid for my friend's fitness app

  I never really use puppet tool, to be honest, I don't like how it distorts the shapes — hard to get clean bends. The characters are rigged with Limber which uses regular paths and strokes for the limbs, and gives a lot more control when animating. Source: over 2 years ago

enve mentions (4)

• Can you run After Effects?

  You can use alternatives that will work with SteamOS like Davinci Resolve, NUKE, Blender, BlackMagic FUSION, Cavalry, Enve, Natron, Hitfilm, ... Or you can install Windows and use Adobe. Source: about 2 years ago

• I built this Lottie animation editor to edit Lottie animations without After Effects! If like me, you use Lottie animations as part of your frontend UI using Vue but struggle with After Effects or implementation issues, would like to know what you think

  How does it compare with enve which produce animated SVG and is open source ? Source: almost 3 years ago

• Open source animation software for presentations

  Unfortunately this is a big missing piece in the open source world right now. The best tool for open source motion graphics right now is probably Synfig, but it is not without issues. There is also a new option available since last year: Enve. Looking very promising, see: https://maurycyliebner.github.io/ . You can also have a look at OpenToonz, it was the animation tool used at Studio Ghibli, which has recently... Source: about 3 years ago

• A good free alternative to Adobe After Effects?

  I was going to say Enve, but, nah? I can’t think of a better option than Blender. Will get back to this post if I happen to recall something else. Source: about 3 years ago