Crude Animation | Animated Rotating Gear Mechanism, + Free Green Screen Download @CrudeAnimation | Uploaded August 2015 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
The downloadable version of this cartoon animation is free for anyone to use in their own project.
The download consists of a gear mechanism rotating on a green screen. This is the first time I used the physics engine in Anime Studio so... I just wanted to mention that, lol.
Download link:
dropbox.com/s/dyu01gwpe6gfwfg/Animated%20Rotating%20Gear%20Mechanism.mp4?dl=0
The download includes sound effects. All elements of the sound effects used in the download were either recorded by Crude Animation Productions, are from the You Tube Audio Library, or were downloaded from freesound.org and are licensed under the Creative Commons Zero License which means they are in the public domain and are free for anyone to use commercially or otherwise.
If you like the music it's called "Ersatz Bossa" and can be downloaded from the You Tube Audio Library.
If you like any of the other transitions or animations used in this video please check for them on my channel. Download links are always posted in the description.
Can't find the animation you're looking for on my channel? Just ask in the comments and i'll try to help you find it.
If anybody has any suggestions for future animations please post those in the comments. I'll make them if I can.
Created by Crude Animation Productions, 2015
Anyone who chooses to do so is hereby authorized by Crude Animation Productions to use the downloadable version of this animation (download link posted above) in the creation of their own works, and also copy, modify, distribute, display, and perform those derivative works commercially or otherwise.
Crude Animation Productions has not authorized anyone to sell, license, or distribute the downloadable version of this animation by itself or as part of any collection, product, or service whose value is derived solely or primarily from the animation itself.
Just in case anyone is interested, I use Anime Studio Pro to make my Animations and Sony Vegas Movie Studio for editing.
The downloadable version of this cartoon animation is free for anyone to use in their own project.
The download consists of a gear mechanism rotating on a green screen. This is the first time I used the physics engine in Anime Studio so... I just wanted to mention that, lol.
Download link:
dropbox.com/s/dyu01gwpe6gfwfg/Animated%20Rotating%20Gear%20Mechanism.mp4?dl=0
The download includes sound effects. All elements of the sound effects used in the download were either recorded by Crude Animation Productions, are from the You Tube Audio Library, or were downloaded from freesound.org and are licensed under the Creative Commons Zero License which means they are in the public domain and are free for anyone to use commercially or otherwise.
If you like the music it's called "Ersatz Bossa" and can be downloaded from the You Tube Audio Library.
If you like any of the other transitions or animations used in this video please check for them on my channel. Download links are always posted in the description.
Can't find the animation you're looking for on my channel? Just ask in the comments and i'll try to help you find it.
If anybody has any suggestions for future animations please post those in the comments. I'll make them if I can.
Created by Crude Animation Productions, 2015
Anyone who chooses to do so is hereby authorized by Crude Animation Productions to use the downloadable version of this animation (download link posted above) in the creation of their own works, and also copy, modify, distribute, display, and perform those derivative works commercially or otherwise.
Crude Animation Productions has not authorized anyone to sell, license, or distribute the downloadable version of this animation by itself or as part of any collection, product, or service whose value is derived solely or primarily from the animation itself.
Just in case anyone is interested, I use Anime Studio Pro to make my Animations and Sony Vegas Movie Studio for editing.
