Hello people, welcome here! We will see in this video how to make motion with
Adobe Flash Professional CC
animation in the future.
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For animation it is commonly used a project based on
to choose it in the welcome page, or in the
Let's pick a random image. To add one, simply drag it onto your project. It will
belong to the only frame existing at first. Our goal is to make this move,
leaving the image as it is
Flash this is called
changing the original design of the object.
At first, in the layer that contains the object, you will see a single frame in your
timeline, and a
such layer are
Any object inside can have animation. Simply choose one and right-click on it.
Then go to
Flash will ask you to convert it to a symbol first.
When you create the motion, the track that contains the tweened object will turn
in blue, indicating that it is
right-clicking on such track.
You will see that the track is enlarged with as many frames as it is the current
value of the
second. Plus, the new icon next to the layer's name indicates that there is
one
How to set motion? Motion is decided through the
black dots you find inside the blue track. Each keyframe sets, for that instant of time,
the motion properties of the object, such as position, angle of rotation, size,
skew, and so on; any option that you can find in the
for the static objects as well.
can be different for different keyframes. So that,
the next one, Flash goes from the first set of fixed properties to the next ones.
Remember that you can change some other properties of the object. Just select it
and open the
The
The more they are, the more time you have to wait for the change.
The
throughout the whole track. Its color is the color of the layer that contains the
object. Each rhombus is a single frame of your project. A video is composed by
frames, so assure to have rhombus close at each other, or motion won't come up
good. You can edit the speed stretching or shortening the track, dragging with the
CTRL key down
More keyframes set a more complex motion, always decided by the couples of
keyframes one following the other. You can create a new one pointing at a frame
and transforming your object from the
In the
your objects, without setting all manually.
You can modify your motion anytime. Simply select the frame that contains
the single keyframe and right click to manage or delete it.
You can reverse the motion path set right-clicking on the track, going to
Motion Path
You can edit the path very fast from the
click on the path and drag it to move it. You can edit fast the position of the object
at the keyframes enabling the
points of the path.
You can further edit selecting the path and
rotate and move fast. Delete selecting the path and using
You can make
the path on the Stage, when
When an half square appears, you will edit the object's position of a related
anchor
segment into a curve. Mind that
keyframes. Keyframes must be added if you need to use the Transform window for
the object,
We talked about
where position
fixed points of the motion path, that set where the object must go, but never
touches any other property. The anchors can be seen if you activate the
Subselection Tool
and never rhombuses. This tool is used to work with these: drag the anchors
to move them. You can move the side
down
always
You can draw the motion path directly. Aside, in a new layer, create a new
line using the
If you have problems using the
Once done, simply
paste
Mind that you will lose anything of your previous path, anchors included.
Much harder is to set a
example when you want to set an acceleration to the object interested.
The easiest way to do this, is to start from the
Default Presets
decelerate, the second ones accelerate. So for each part of the path that won't have
a constant speed, simply apply a fly-in or a fly-out motion. Adjust the transparency
using the
the path using the
between two different frame tracks.
Then you just need to
to
Encoder
This is all! Check the next video to know how to make a
to change the shape of your object moving. Thanks for watching.