The finished animation looks jerky, robotic, and unnatural. For natural motion, its back to the drawing board, for hours. LaserCAD does things a little differently. The LaserCAD Animator module is just as advanced as the Editor. Not only can you use compound animation commands, like moving an object while also scaling and rotating it, you can also specify the rate of motion for each instruction.
Objects can begin to move gradually, and accelerate, or spin gently to a stop.
Both instructions can operate on the same object, or separate commands can be used to animate dozens of separate objects, each going its own way, at its own rate. In addition, objects can be attached to each other and assigned centers of motion in relation to other objects. Hands attach to wrists, wrists to elbows, and so on, while other objects float freely. You decide how many you can keep in the air. While you're deciding how you want your images to move, you can also decide where you want to watch from.