At this point, i'll be focusing more on Blender tutorials, and get back to FreeCad very soon. For some time, already, i was working on a way to animate 2D material, without using 3D space, or Node setups, as those areas can, in a way, slow down the process, for this particular method i was aiming to use. Meaning, this method is video editing, in general, but, method is for more practical when it comes to commercial software products usage. In Blender, video editing does not support such workflow, maybe yet, which could make a lot of things easier, but there is a workaround.
The idea is to, also, avoid usage of addons or plugins, scripts, etc. Meaning, to keep things as they are, and to practically see whats missing, what could be potential contribution to the Blender, which i might add, among these tutorials, as an idea for developers.
Now, about this videos. These five examples, shown below, and in a video, are in general reference for tutorials i'm going to publish in the next period. I'll probably do my best to make them available in short period of time.
When it comes to the workflow, probably, in a standard way, i would use 3D scene to make all of these, as there are available all the tools we need. But, to make things quite faster, it's possible to use only video sequencer editor, even, there's no such tools available. It would take only some trickery to include, and one of those are masks, from the UV/Image editor.
Below are 5 examples made using this method. Video, of these 2D animations, is also provided on Youtube channel.
Along these five 2D animations, few more tricks are available also in this video, which will also be included in tutorials to come.
And this is video with animations from above:
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