Hands-on with Linearity Move, A Simplified Animator for Everyone [Sponsored]

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00:00 Introduction
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[@HarvardHeinous]

I know this is sponsored, but it sounds like you're just reading ad copy.

[@qiku1096]

This app is undoubtedly the shining example of what happens when you put a group of bumbling amateurs in charge of creating an animation software. Bravo, truly impressive work.

[@jacksterstream]

9.99 a month, won't break the bank. Yeah. Ok.

[@user-mg8bl7dz6z]

Good to mention that this app forced their users to upload their documents to their own cloud, then silently updated the terms and services to allow them to access their files and train Ai models on their hard work, with no way to opt out. Save your time and effort.

[@manart6506]

This app coming to the iPad deserved a non sponsored video… maybe comparing it to other options like Alight Motion or Procreate dreams. For a long time I wanted a simple app to animate motion graphics.

[@sherlockXGP]

It looks a lot like Aseprite but for higher resolution animation

[@ibrahim47x]

This told me nothing. You told us what it is (sorta), not how it does things or how much it costs. Like everyone else is saying empty Ad that feels AI generated.

[@nacs]

Sponsored Garbage. Next time, pay an intern to actually try it for a few hours and write a review.

[@dashidias9803]

Que video tan malo, que aportas ? En casos patrocinados te recomiendo que mejores lo que aportas como usuario a tu comunidad