I've been stashing creative freeware on my own site for ages. I'm sure some of the links may be dead by now but take a look here:

http://www.digitalarena.co.uk >

Actually, Does anyone remember using a vector based animation program on their Atari ST called "AniST". This really was arguably Flash ahead of it's time. No timeline controls. You had to draw your vector shapes, then alter what frame you were on in a type of menu, move the shapes, and tel...

Not sure about most unusual animation tool. But your post reminded my of a 3D tool I looked at called Smooth Teddy.

Take a look here http://www-ui.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~takeo/teddy/teddy.htm

I have a question. If I want to change the code to improve anything in Papagayo, and I want to make those changes available to all other fellow Papagayo users, how can I made them through Lost Marble? If it's any help, I am happy to post your modified software on my creative freeware site - http://...

Papagayo is one of the best lip sync tools around, but it lacks one thing, xsheet/dopesheet export. Moho.dat format is great if you are using Moho, but there is a whole bunch of users out there who are doing ordinary stop motion animation, and Papagayo does *almost* everything. JLipSync ( http://jli...