>>114432>noThat's not what [LLM] told me. LOL
I trust you more though
>whyIdeally I would make them work on Linux without needing to go through some external conversion layer. Also these programs could be improved in their UI and other features. Default hotkey improvements and other more artist-specific quality of life improvements.
For example, Flash uses a clumsy "fan-style" onion skin that just shows the nearest frames on the timeline regardless of content. Krita by default and Pencil2D with a checkbox setting only expose frames with unique content. In animation you often work "outside-in" meaning your starting keyframes could technically be many frames apart. You can just draw them in proximity to one another and drag them down the timeline into place but that takes a little time that could otherwise easily be saved. Even very small efficiency improvements pay large dividends.
At the end of the day I think I just want Flash-Like vector brush drawing and "tweening" in a barebones, utilitarian form and some basic tools. Krita is already better than most commercial software when it comes to painting/rendering and even bitmap animation.