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Animated SVG

Participant ,
Jan 14, 2019 Jan 14, 2019

I'm trying to produce really simple animated svgs for websites.

Snap.svg has been "retracted by the Partner" on the Adobe Extensions site and there are broken links (& tutorials depending on it) all over the web.

The GitHub pages seem confused.

I tried tyburn's svg animation plugin but it failed to export a moving svg, whatever settings I used.

My question is this:

What is the best free (or Adobe) WYSIWYG svg animation editor that you've personal experience of using, available in 2019?

Thanks

PS- I'm obviously getting frustrated that, what I believe should be a simple task catered for by either AI or An, or both, should be missing from those apps!

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Mentor , Jan 14, 2019 Jan 14, 2019

I assume you have a CC sub, so an alternative would be to switch to After Effects, and use LOTTIE instead:

Introduction · Lottie

Here's a good intro tutorial:

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Community Expert ,
Jan 14, 2019 Jan 14, 2019

Adobe Animate and illustrator can work with SVG but they are not free. Sorry I couldn't be a better help.

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Participant ,
Jan 15, 2019 Jan 15, 2019

Thanks anyway nickg28

Looks like, with snap.svg in dev hell there's no easy 2019 way do simple svg animation in Adobe apps

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Mentor ,
Jan 14, 2019 Jan 14, 2019

I assume you have a CC sub, so an alternative would be to switch to After Effects, and use LOTTIE instead:

Introduction · Lottie

Here's a good intro tutorial:

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Participant ,
Jan 15, 2019 Jan 15, 2019

Marking Correct as I can't find a better way in 2019 to do this.

AE is a bit of a full-on complex solution for this task but it's a great tutorial and I thank you

There's clearly a gap in the market here that should, to my mind, be filled by native functionality in both AI and An.

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Jul 24, 2020 Jul 24, 2020
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