The basic definition of an animation is to create a succession of several images and to collide them with each other. Animation as a whole has come a long way and can still go a long way from where it is. Due to the creativity and fast pace of 3D animation, 2D animation is slowly losing its hold on today's society. With 2D and 3D animation, you have to take into account what they involve and how they are achieved. When creating 2D animations, they consist of length and width. In 3D, dimensions include length, width and depth. 2D animations have an X and Y axis, the X axis. 3D animations have an X, Y and Z axis. In 2D animation, everything is flat, whereas in 3D, everything is made to be seen as if it came out of a television, movie screen, paper, etc. "2D animations involve manipulating a surface to paint or write code on a graphics surface where it moves as little as possible. The meaning of "pixel by pixel" is slowly changed depending on the corresponding graphics memory and hardware. Actual animations are made by moving the positions of the distinctions...