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Pencil2D README: what it says about hand-drawn animation, downloads, help and licence files
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A reading of the short Pencil2D README for animators who want to know what the project states about platforms, bitmap and vector drawing, downloads, nightly builds and where help lives. It also lists lines from two licence files, each attributed to its own file. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and the manual and tutorials were not read.
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Pencil2D README: what it says about hand-drawn animation, downloads, help and licence files
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A reading of the short Pencil2D README for animators who want to know what the project states about platforms, bitmap and vector drawing, downloads, nightly builds and where help lives. It also lists lines from two licence files, each attributed to its own file. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and the manual and tutorials were not read.
Useful starting points
- The README describes nightly builds as bleeding-edge and less stable than official releases, so pick one deliberately.
- The README warns that some tutorials may refer to earlier versions of Pencil2D, while saying the underlying concepts are the same.
- The README gives no tool, layer or export details, so look in the User Manual for those.
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