#Synfig studio for windows xp install

The Canvas page opens with a default Root Canvas, 'Synfig Animation 1,' but its toolbar suggested doing various things to ducks, so we quickly retreated to the comfort of the Help file and tutorials.

We started with the wiki-style Help file, though we could also view tutorials and a Reference page and access Web-based resources.

The Toolbox looks like a cross between a calculator pad and a tool palette, with a variety of icons for accessing system features and tools. Panels can be opened, closed, ragged around, and changed in various ways. Synfig Studio's user interface consists of three floating windows: the Toolbox, which serves as the main window and control panel the Canvas, or working surface, which can be more than one instance and Panels, which centralize access to a variety of project tools and information. But Synfig offers tons of help, tutorials, examples, and extras, making it as easy or easier to use than other Flash animation tools, and it's fun to see your animations come to life. Of course, creating digital animations is not exactly the same thing as applying the red-eye filter in your image editor it's still a detailed process that involves a lot of steps.

#Synfig studio for windows xp install

Synfig Studio is still totally free, but now it's also totally easy to install and easier than ever to use. The last time we reviewed Synfig Studio, we were deeply impressed by this powerful freeware animation suite but more than a little daunted by the installation and setup process (make that processes).