Scribble

Scribble is a nice tool built to help users create animations by using images and scripts. Thanks to an integrated collection of models, artists can quickly learn how to animate objects.

Colorful and intuitive interface

The application has a user-friendly layout where you can easily detect the main motion controls you'd need to implement in the short animation you might plan to design. The process implies adding a whole set of predefined scripts, looks, audio files, shapes, and other forms of control. You can drag and drop objects in the animation panels where the actual sprite executes them.

Powerful, yet simple features

Scribble does not allow an incredible amount of animation flexibility, but it does grant a whole set of available sprites, models, and other predefined variables to be shared and exported to YSP file format. Additionally, in case you have an unfinished project, you can save it to SRB file format as well.
However, the strong point of Scribble is the script block making feature. The program comes with a default code that is represented in the shape of colorful blocks of words. Things like motion, control, looks, and almost everything else can be stacked in a colorful script block and then rendered on the animation screen.
Sprites are called 'costumes' and can be either imported or created by the tool. Additionally, each of them can be edited and later modified.
The application can also share all your animations on hosted or joined meshes after the project is compiled to SRB format. In case images and sound options are too taxing on your Internet connection, the utility can compress any multimedia file so the final animation is rendered with minimal resource consumption.

Conclusion

Scribble is a powerful sprite animation tool that doesn't give users many ways to customize their script, but it offers them enough pre-determined code 'writing' parameters to build simple animations fast and efficiently.