if you find good courses please tell me 🙂

I am at the same point as you! :) What did you endup doing? I see they do not reply to any comments here so I might as well as you. :-)

@@chrisbenn well, I raised a few tickets when I couldn't work things out, and with fairness, they do reply, but what I need is a single point of information that preferably guided, but sadly there's nothing. I would honestly have paid for the package if they offered that kind of resource. As it is, I've had to park this project for another time.

I personally havent exeperienced any issues with crashing in CTA5, but I do know there is a new free update coming later this year and it has all new tools and features.

Might be a problem with your system. I have no problem importing SVG and PSD files. Also, the program isn't limited to animator's graphics, you can run any custom vector/raster graphics character from your preferred graphics design app.

No. You cannot do a full body 360 turn in CTA,

​@@GarryPyeWouldn't a full body 360 rig be considered a G2 character? I heard it's a tedious process creating a G2 characters though.

Yes. The G2 characters do still allow you to do a full 360 body turn in CTA5. Although there are a couple of people still working with G2's, I dont know of anyone currently producing new G2 actors with full body turns for the Marketplace. And you are correct in your assessment as to why. The process was not an easy one, which I can attest to. I made a number of G2 characters in my time using CTA, and the process was so lneghty that it did not make content development practical for anyone looking to earn a living from CTA as I do.

Yes, because you have the option to change the sprites, you can add dozens of images of the protagonist's body (any part of the body, items and such, anything). you can change absolutely everything.

The difference of course however is that with the software you suggest, animators need to be confident with their drawing skills,, whereas with Cartoon Animator anyone can animate because it uses a puppet cutout system for building and rigging actors, and the software creates all the inbetween frames for your animation, and you can even apply professional premade motions to instantly animates your actors, making 2D animation fun and easy. WHen it comes to what is 'the best' software, the solution is always the software that gives you the results you want in the fastest and easiest way possible.

you probably haven't used it much because you'd see that it has the option to change the sprites, so you can put in dozens of images of the protagonist's body (any body part, weapons, anything) and then you're able to change absolutely everything. This software is good and easy to use, but you need to be curious to understand its concepts.

Yes. You can get a perpetual licence for under $200.

Yea i want to know to

So, i did instal the trial of cartoon Animator 5 and try it out. I have also Moho 12.5 pro. And i most say Moho all the way. Thinking of upgrade to version 14. For me, Moho is more easy to work with. And, i like the layout.