05.31.08
stroke order database (California State University, Long Beach)
begin here
- alphabetized by pinyin romanization
- includes both simplified and traditional character sets
- database can be downloaded (in .zip format) and used off-line
stroke order software (eStroke)
download here
“Features
- Animates every Chinese Character.
- Handles Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
- Shows Radical, Pinyin, Zhuyin, Jyutping and English meanings and stroke count.
- Produce Stroke Sequences onto files and/or onto the Clipboard.
- Produce Animated Gif.
- Can add Pinyin, Zhuyin or Jyutping as Captions to Sequence and Animated GIF.
- Create Worksheet for writing practices.
- Radical can be copied to documents.
- Can highlight individual strokes. Ideal for illustrating the basic strokes.
- Shows associated frequently used phrases.
- Animates in 2D and 3D.
- Chinese/English Dictionary (CEDICT & CCDICT).
- Chinese/German Dictionary (HANDEDICT).
- Text Annotation Feature(Chinese to English or Chinese to German).
- Traditional/Simplified Translation.
- Mulilingual User Interface.
- Fully Resizable, enables you to create high quality sequences and animated gifs at variable sizes without the need for resizing.
- Multi-rows and Multi-columns animation.
- Colors, Plan and Grid are fully customizable.
- Can use image as background.
- Shows accepted Stroke Order in Hong Kong, China and Taiwan.
- Pronounce Stroke names.
- Recitation synchronized to cursor display and text highlighting.
- Animation and Worksheet can be loaded from and save to files. If you want to create many sequences without having to type in one character at a time, you can create an animation file with all the Chinese characters and use the Sequence->Save to File to save the mulitple sequences to files.”