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Motion tweening tutorial
Author: Nihal
Level : Intermediate
Environment : Adobe Flash 5.0
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Motion tweening is a step by step-by-step tutorial on creating a
simple motion tween.
Motion tweening is a basic animation technique used in Flash. It is defined by the properties such as size, position, rotation and skew for an instance, type block, or group.
Step 1- Place the object on the work area, Right- click on the keyframe and choose “create motion tween”.
Refer Figure 1.
Figure 1. Create motion tween
Step 2- Insert a keyframe into any other frame. Refer
Figure 2
Figure 2. Insert keyframe to another frame
Step 3 - Modify the object's size, rotation, or skew. Refer
Figure 3
Figure 3. Modify object's size, rotation.
Step 4 - Choose Window > Panels > Frame. Refer Figure 4.
Figure 4. Window Menu
Step 5 – For Tweening, select Motion. Refer Figure 5
Step 6 – If you modified the size of the object in step 4,
select Scale. This is to tween the size of the selected item.
Step 7 – To adjust the rate of transformation between the
tweened frames, click and drag the arrow next to the Easing
value or enter a value. (Refer to Figure 5) :
Figure 5. Easing
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If you would like to start the motion tween rapidly and
decelerate the tween toward the end of the animation, drag the
slider down or enter a positive value between 1 and 100.
- To start the motion tween slowly and then accelerate the tween
toward the end of the animation, drag the slider up or enter a
value between -1 and -100.
If you use Easing, you will notice that it generates a more natural look of acceleration or deceleration by gradually adjusting the rate of transformation.
So, that is how you create a simple Motion tween. Try it out!
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