As in other Adobe programs, you can move panels by dragging them by their tabs. You can float a panel by dragging it to the middle of the screen. Panels have flyout menus in their upper-right corners that allow you to close them. To bring a closed panel back, add it from the Window menu. If you create a panel arrangement that you like, you can save it as a new workspace. Figure 1. Then click the Text tool. As you can see, the Properties panel changes to show you options for whatever you have selected.
Flash only allows whole-number frame rates. The closest you can get to Many Flash animators work at 24 frames per second, which is a well-known frame rate used in film production.
Like After Effects, Flash can render out in multiple formats. In fact, Publish Settings is Flash's main export technique. It's the option you'd choose in a typical Flash work- flow, and we explain it later in this chapter.
Many programs besides Flash can output SWF files. SWF has become a common output format, much like QuickTime. Flex allows programmers to create SWFs without having to mess with timelines. SWF is also a common input format. Many programs, such as After Effects, allow you to import SWFs and integrate them into a larger multimedia project.
SWF files are the Flash files that run in Web browsers. If you want to make changes, you must go back to the source file—the FLA. A FLA file is an editable animation and programming source-file format that can only be generated and edited in Adobe Flash.
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The resultant curve is an accurate representation of the effect of Ease applied to a Property curve. It is indicative of the final animation of the tweened object. The resultant curve makes it easier for you to understand the effect that you see on the Stage when testing the animation. In the Motion Editor, you can control which property curves appear for editing, and the size of the display of each property curve.
Property curves that are displayed at a large size are easier to edit. Double-click - on a property curve to add Anchor Point. Alt-click - an anchor point to disable control points corner point. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy.
User Guide Cancel. About Motion Editor. Why use the Motion Editor? The following can only be achieved using the Motion Editor: Easy access and modification of all Properties applied to a tween within a single panel.
Add different ease presets or custom ease : The Motion Editor lets you add different presets, add multiple presets, or create a Custom ease. Adding Ease to a tweened property is an easy way to emulate real world behavior of objects. Resultant curve : You can apply eases to individual properties, and see the effects of eases on individual property graphs using the Resultant curve. A resultant curve is a representation of the actual tween. Refined Animations : The Motion Editor is the only way to make certain kinds of animations, such as creating a curved path tween on an individual property by adjusting its Property curve.
Opening the Motion Editor panel. To open the Motion Editor, do the following: On the Timeline, select the motion tween span you want to refine, and double-click the tween span. You could also right-click on the tween span and select Refine Tween to bring up the Motion Editor. Property Curves. Anchor Points. Control Points. Editing Property Curves. Scroll down and select the Property you want to edit. To invert selection, right-click and select Invert Selection. With the Property Curve for the selected Property in view, you can choose to do the following: Add Anchor Point by clicking the button and clicking a desired frame on the Property Curve to add an Anchor Point.
Or double-click the curve to add an anchor point. Select and move an existing Anchor Point in any direction to a desired frame on the grid. The vertical limit of the movement is restricted to the value range of the Property. Editing Property Curves using Control Points. With the Property Curve for the selected Property in view, you can choose to do the following: Add Anchor Point by clicking the button and clicking a desired frame within the grid to add an Anchor Point.
OR Select an existing Anchor Point on the grid. You can modify the shape of the curve to smoothen corner segments using bezier controls. Copying Property Curves. Reversing a Property Curve. Applying preset and custom Eases. Custom Eases. Applying Ease curve to a Property Curve. On the Ease panel, you can choose to: Apply a Preset Ease by selecting a preset from the left pane.
Specify Ease strength by entering a value in the Easing field. Create a custom ease by selecting Custom Ease on the left pane and modifying the Ease curve. For more information, see Creating and Applying Custom Ease curves. Click anywhere outside of the Ease panel to close it. Notice that the Add Ease button reads the name of the Ease you applied to the Property.
Creating and applying custom Ease curves. Further, you can move these points to any desired point on the grid. Click outside the Ease panel to close it.
Copying Ease Curves. Applying Ease to multiple properties. Click anywhere outside the Ease panel to apply the selected Ease on the Property Group. Resultant Curve. Controlling the Motion Editor display.
The new Motion Editor displays only those Properties that are applied to a tween.
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