Introduction to Flash, Part 2: Graphics, Animation, Sound & Interactivity Janet Davis April 30, 2008 For audio call Toll Free and use PIN/code

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The Flash Interface

Selection Tools

Line Tool

Text Tool

Shape Tools

Pencil Tool

Brush Tool

Free Transform

Gradient Transform

Ink Bottle

Paint Bucket

Eraser

Eyedropper

Color Panel and Mixer

Property Inspector Views

The Color Picker

Converting a Graphic to a Symbol

What is a symbol in Flash? A library item that can be replicated More than 1 symbol can exist in any keyframe at the same time. The three kinds of symbols are Graphic Symbols, Buttons, and Movie Clips Graphic Symbols contain only artwork and have no animations inside Button Symbols are where you attach scripting commands to produce interactivity Movie clip symbols contain animations

Replicating Symbols

Motion Tweens The object being moved must be a symbol. Click the keyframe in the timeline first to orient the Property Inspector to frame-related commands. Select Motion in the tween window of the Property Inspector. Insert a keyframe in the timeline several frames ahead of the original keyframe. Move the object on the stage to its destination.

Motion Tween

Test Movie

Bandwidth Profiler

Inserting and Deleting Layers

Removing Frames 1.Select the frames 2.Go to Edit>Timeline>Remove Frames

Draw a Spaceship, Convert it to a Symbol

Spacetween 1

Spacetween 2

Spacetween 3

Spacetween 4

Spacetween 5

Q & A

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