[Landon Salazar]

I think I have an idea.

I’ve been thinking, maybe the “free version” I have in mind could just have the regular animation interface that is currently in use, while the paid version can offer “premium features”. When I say “premium features” I mean additional features that mimic techniques that classic animation studios like Disney had done back then, such as Rotoscoping, Multiplane Cameras, etc. That way, the software can mimic the way classic animation is done more closely with a higher quality.

What do you think of that?

[Landon Salazar]

I do like the fact that the full version is a lifetime license instead of a monthly subscription. However, other than the 2 week trial, it doesn’t feel very fair for people who want to see if this program the right one for them and not have a free version availible for them to try out. I would recommend making a free version with not as many features or abilities as the full version for new users to try out, but I understand that this may be too much work for you to do.