using Adobe Animate crack allowed ?

[FAHAD Animates]

In my country Pakistan ....I cant buy Adobe products ,,

Am i Allowed to use crack Adobe Animate in case ? because I want to Animate using Adobe Animate .

I have been Animating from past 2 years .

Maybe someday it will be available and I would buy if i will be earning enough

[Joseph Labrecque · Accepted solution]

It isn't allowed - no. 

[FAHAD Animates]

Thanks you ... I know...it is wrong to use crack ...Thats why I have been using Krita free Animation Software and I love that.

[kglad · Accepted solution]

as stated by @Joseph Labrecque, it's definitely illegal for you to use cracked/illegally licensed or unlicensed adobe programs, including animate.

you can read (and report) from adobe, http://www.adobe.com/genuine.html

[Nick Gioia · Accepted solution]

No, it's not a good idea. 

[rayek.elfin]

No need to hack animation software when an excellent open source alternative is OpenToonz. Just like Animate CC it supports vector animation, but also bitmap-based animation (similar to Krita). It is a proven production level animation tool used in feature-length animations.

It actually outperforms Animate CC in a number of key areas (such as compositing, particle effects, 3d layering of cels, conversion of hand-drawn drawings to vector, bitmap support, a proper Xsheet (with PDF export), auto cell coloring, camera capture/stop motion, advanced nodal visual effects, powerful bitmap brush engine, auto in-betweening, powerful (sub)scene linking, linked bitmap colour palette, advanced palette control and management, paper-based workflow support (scan and cleanup), flexible drawing/animation replacement, audio recording, and more).

System requirements are lower than Animate as well, and the installer is a mere ~55mb! And all free. Works great with Krita as well.

http://opentoonz.github.io/e/

[kglad]

this looks like an app limited to non-interactive output.

[rayek.elfin]

Correct: no interactivity or coding. OpenToonz is a pure 2d animation app. I mentioned it here because the OP seemed to be interested in animation only (as indicated by his use of Krita).

[kglad]

ok.