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Intermediate Level

1995-2008 Cheltenham Courseware Pty. Ltd.

www.cheltenhamcourseware.com.au


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Animation BasicsIn-Between

PlayheadFrames

Keyframe

Frames

Frame

Number

Framerate

u

Time

1995-2008 Cheltenham Courseware Pty. Ltd. Macromedia Flash 5 Intermediate - Slide No 2


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Previewing The Animation

Scrubbing

Playing

Testing



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Onion Skin Tool

Start Onion Skin

Marker

End Onion Skin

Marker

Onion Skin Modify Onion Markers

Onion Skin

Outlines

Edit Mult iple

Frames



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Review Questions



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Motion Tween

Using the Frame,

create the Motion

Tween animation

The successfulMotion Tween is

displayed by the

solid arrow betweenwo ey rames n e

timeline



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Position Tween

ec moves across e s age over me



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Scale Tween

ec moves an sca es across e s age over me



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Rotation Tween

ec moves an ro a es across e s age over me



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Motion Tween Modifiers

ec moves across e s age over me

starting quickly and decelerating



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Review Questions



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Motion Tween Effects

The Effects Panel

effects:

None

Tint

Advanced



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Color Tween

ec moves an c anges s co or across e s age over me



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Review Questions



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Guide Layers

Guide Layers wil l be invisible when you export

Guides are used for registration purposes

not visible to the end user



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Motion Guides

Motion Guides are regular Guide layers that have,

The Motion Guide layer contains the drawn path

Motion Guide Layers wil l be invisible when you

ex ort the movie



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Review Questions



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Shape Tween

ec morp s rom c rc e n o square across e s age over me



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Text Tween

ex morp s n o eren ex or s ape on e s age over me



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Shape Tween Modifiers

ec morp s rom c rc e n o square across e s age over me

starting quickly and decelerating



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Shape Hints

Shape Hints are used

give a higher degree of

control in the

morphing process They are especially

useful when morphing

complex objects, like

ex



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Review Questions



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Masks

Masks allow you a way of selectively showing,

position of the mask

the Mask and one that gets Masked(similar to the Guide and Guided layers)



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Animating Masks

Besides using static background layers, you can



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Masking Multiple Layers

One Mask layer can be applied to multiple

Each Masked layer has to be positioned under the



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Text Masks

One of the easiest ways to create Masks is to use



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Bitmap Masks

Flash can internally

mask to cut out the

back round of the

imported bitmapimages, thus making

the bitmaps behave as

vector images



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Review Questions



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Importing Sound

Flash supports

types:

1. MP32. WAV

3. AIFF

4. AU



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Using Sound

Using the Sound

,

what sounds play and

when the la

The Sound Panel listsall imported sounds

stored in the Library



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Sound Effects Settings

Envelope

Lines

Time In

Right Channel

Stop

Envelope Handles


Play Zoom

In

Zoom

Out

Time

Units

Frames

Units


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Sound Sync Settings

The Sound Panel

options:

Event

Start

Stop

Stream



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Sound Loops Settings

The Loops sound

Panel controls how

man times a whole

sound will play Default setting is 0

To make sound play

continuously, type ahigh number into the

Loops option field



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Review Questions



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Fundamentals of Interaction

In order for interaction to take place you need to

e p one on your es r ngss s an ven

You pick up the receiver and start talkingThis is an Event Handler



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Making a Button

The button symbols timeline contains the four

. -

2. Over - rol lover3. Down - clicked

4. Hit button area



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Animating a Button

To create an animated button, put an animated

To create a button with a sound effect, put a



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Invisible Buttons

To create an invisible button, draw any shape in

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Review Questions


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