how to put a firealpaca animation in pencil2d

The plug-in for Gimp and a lot of cheap animated gif programs will take the same image and make the pixels much larger to you see them.

It is kind of hard to believe that something that looks this good has less than 256 colors in it, and that is what the quality of the online program looks like. Here is a sample of the quality I found with AlpacaDouga and this is the weblink to it. It is a revised old program form the 90's called Disney Animation Studio, but that old program did not save files as flash because it was older than flash. It is not a flash format and a harder program that makes animation and saves them as a flash file is Pencil2D. I was just trying it out one day and I could see the quality looked very impressive, and it was as good or better than my gif animation made in Photoshop. Of you can upload all the images and download your animated gif. When you do that then you can convert it to anything you want, with a converter. Some programs that can do animation can load all the images in a folder as layers, and then use that for a movie. When I get the whole file full I have a lot of options because a lot of things can turn a folder full of images into a movie, even Apple Quicktime Pro, can load the folder as an images sequence. I have made animations by saving frame 01.png, and then change it for the next frame and save it as 02.png. I know Gimp has one, but it is not really in gimp, but you can get a plug-in to add gif animation. You need to have an account there and then you will save the animated file it creates on your account for downloading. I have tried FireAlpaca, but it is a drawing program with features for artist that a lot of programs don't have, but if you create a folder for your animation like one image one frame, then you could upload each image online through the FireAlpaca website on something called AlpacaDouga.

How to put a firealpaca animation in pencil2d