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I would like to make stick figure scenes of a person flying a paper airplane to another person, for example, to include in a manual. What are the options? I use TurboCAD, Photoshop, and MSOffice.
The best option would be to use a vector based application like CAD so you can reuse and edit the figures more easily. There is also a free program called Pivot which is a very simple stick figure animation tool you may be interested in. Good luck...
Andrew
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| Comment | I found Stickman 5 on the web, am trying it, will look for Pivot. Thanks for quick reply, I'm trying to get some of it done tomorrow. | ||
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Andrew Ransavage
Expertise
I can answer questions on 3D and 2D graphics. Applications: 3ds max, Vray, Photoshop, Illustrator, and After Effects.
Experience
10 years experience in architectural rendering and animation.
Organizations
MN SIGGRAPH, MN Max Users Group
Education/Credentials
University of Kentucky, College of Architecture
Awards and Honors
2005 Directors Award, Leo A Daly
2004 Avatech Renderring Contest Winner
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