<p>You could try stop-motion. Basically your taking a pic of the bus everytime you move it on the map, then putting it together as a sequence in your editing program. Bout the only free way I can think of</p>

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RisenMojo
<p>I see that you have some Java experience from your profile. You could use Processing, a Java framework used to teach artists and designers programming and geared toward creating animation, video, graphics, and the like. There are many examples on the site that demonstrate basic animation, displaying images, etc. <a href="http://processing.org" rel="nofollow">processing.org</a></p>

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moorej
<p>I want to portray the tour of a group of students from the Uni to an exterior site and back.<br>
The idea ist to have a map (static or scrolling) and move a picture of a bus on it.<br>
The look is supposed to resemble a cut out bus being moved of a paper-map.  </p>

<p>I am looking for a suitable (free) software to do this.<br>
I am also open for other suggestions to achive that effect.</p>

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2015-09-22T16:31:35.813Z
Any video editing package is likely to be able to do this, or you could even manually do it in paint and then stitch the images together.
Dr Mayhem
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Software to move graphics over another. i.e. a bus over a map
Mark
# Software to move graphics over another. i.e. a bus over a map

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-09-22)

I want to portray the tour of a group of students from the Uni to an exterior site and back.  
The idea ist to have a map (static or scrolling) and move a picture of a bus on it.  
The look is supposed to resemble a cut out bus being moved of a paper-map.

I am looking for a suitable (free) software to do this.  
I am also open for other suggestions to achive that effect.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Any video editing package is likely to be able to do this, or you could even manually do it in paint and then stitch the images together.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2015-09-22. Score: 1

You could try stop-motion. Basically your taking a pic of the bus everytime you move it on the map, then putting it together as a sequence in your editing program. Bout the only free way I can think of


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### Answer by username_3 on 2015-09-22. Score: 1

I see that you have some Java experience from your profile. You could use Processing, a Java framework used to teach artists and designers programming and geared toward creating animation, video, graphics, and the like. There are many examples on the site that demonstrate basic animation, displaying images, etc. [processing.org](http://processing.org)


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