Nick Heiisama, a Connected Camp counselor, created it for a workshop he ran with kids on how to use Mine-imator: Here’s what a simple animation might look like. With a bit of work and imagination, your child can create original animated shorts all their own. They can then add in archers and dragons (or other creatures and characters) with Mine-imator’s simple tools, and voila! An epic castle battle scene is born. The program allows your child to import the castle they’ve created in Minecraft into Mine-imator. With Mine-imator, they can tell that story. Anyone can be the star of their own Minecraft video!įor example, suppose your child has been working on a Minecraft castle for weeks. Maybe they imagine their castle as a setting for epic battles with archers and dragons. Users can import their Minecraft builds to use as sets and even add their Minecraft skin, mobs, and more. If your child is already a Minecraft pro, they’ll feel right at home in Mine-imator. And while watching Minecraft stories is fun, finding tools that allow your child to create stories of their own is even better.įor example, Mine-imator is a free program that allows kids to create animated videos featuring the characters of Minecraft. Lots of kids love to watch the game world they love come to life in story form. If your child is wild about Minecraft, chances are they spend hours watching YouTube videos featuring the creatures and characters of Minecraft.
Grows: PC Only, features are fairly basic.īottom Line: Mine-imator is a fun, free, and easy to use animation program that your child will love.
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