How to create a software?

belonni

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I want to create an animation software can you tell me which software should i use to create an animation software and which is the easiest software.Thank You
 
You have to have some basic knowledge in a programming language like C++. You can get many books on the subject. Or you could speak to a software designer. There is no easy way really.

If you want to get into the world of programing. I recommend starting with python. I program myself and I often use python because of it's simplicity. The only problem is that you can't make .exe files from it.

Once you have made your program use something like Advanced installer to maek a 'setup.msi' file.

Hope I helped
 
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There is no simple way to create any computer software.If you want to be making computer programs for anything,you will MUST learn computer programming because there are no computer programs that do that for you lol.I recommend you to start with the simple Microsoft Visual Basic programming language and then later move on to Microsoft Visual C# or/and Microsoft Visual C++ or some other programming language which you will like/want.

Here is the example of how the programming in the Microsoft Visual Basic looks like:
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I use Micrsoft Visual C# 2002 programming language to make computer programs.

Also if you are planning to be making computer programs,you will need to study a lot because it is not easy,especially if you are going to be making big computer applications such as internet browser with cool features or even entire mini operating system...
I recommend you to start with video tutorials an then later move to books and other internet resources wether they are text or video...




Cheers!
 
Although it's not what you are looking for, you do not need to do any programming to make simple animations. All you need is a graphic editor that does objects/layers. You create objects such as text, shapes, multi-object cartoon figures and use stop animation. You save a picture (which will become a frame), move the objects, save that picture (the next frame) and so on. When you are done (many hours later!) you can sequentially number the pictures and load them into something like freeware VirtualDub. That can create an avi from the frames. You can drop them into any video editor as well. For a small number of frames, you can create an animated gif.

I use part of the above process to apply effect filters that are only available in graphic editors, to video. Extract frames, apply filter(s), reassemble video.

With scripting (which is programming) you could automate some of the process. Decent graphic editors come with scripting (eg Python(?) in Paint Shop Pro, VBA or CorelScript in Photopaint).

You can also use Flash for making animations (and really annoy people surfing your website).
 
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