Here is a set of Frames one can print for the FlipBoks - Flipbook Machine by evets17 - MakerWorld flipbook machine I designed. Note: these are just the 24 frames for a FlipBoks' animation. Go the FlipBoks listing for printing the core parts.

This is an example of a fully 3D printed approach to creating a FlipBoks animation. This one is Ms PacMan Act 1 recreated.

I call this a Full Frame approach, because cards are printed on both sides. This approach pretty much requires auto color switching, as a given layer could have up to 4 colors.

I print these with .2 layer height. One of the plates I used Black, White, Yellow, Red for colors and 3 of the plates I changed the White to Blue. The plate names indicate expected colors.

The cards each have a number in lower left that indicates the frame number, so can add the frames in right order.

Other Notes

For this one, I used an open source Draw Freely | Inkscape to create the 24 frames (png). Then converted those images to SVGs and loaded into Fusion 360 to make the card models. The cards are made up of multiple bodies, and coloring was done in Bambu Studio.

On my main FlipBoks - Flipbook Machine by evets17 - MakerWorld listing, I include an .f3d (Fusion 360 project) that can aid in creating your own animations.n