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Animation Basic Concepts

Animation in Multimedia What is animation? Animation is movement of graphics or text

Animation in Multimedia Some common uses of animation include: Advertising Example: Web site advertisements that are animated to attract attention Information Example: Kiosk for directions or information Education Example: Tutorials using animated graphics for demonstration

Animation in Multimedia Uses of animation (cont.): Games Example: Games using animation to simulate action Websites Example: Animated navigation button that changes when the cursor passes over it (rollover)

Animation in Multimedia Types/Categories of Animation: Frame-Based (Flip book) – Animation of a series of continuous frames, where each frame shows the graphic moved slightly in position each frame to create a continuous motion when placed together with all frames.

Animation in Multimedia Types/Categories of Animation (cont.): Vector (Path) – Animation where the movement is defined by computer generated formulas to create paths of movement Small file size with clean images Utilizes tweening of keyframes 2 Dimensional (2D) – Animation exists in two dimensions. Has a flat look in appearance Example: Simpsons or Family Guy cartoons

Animation in Multimedia Types/Categories of Animation (cont.): 3 Dimensional (3D) – Animation exists in three dimensions Has depth, and more realistic in appearance Example: Video games like Halo or Madden or 3D movies

Animation in Multimedia Common Animation Formats: Animated GIF SWF MOV AVI

Animation Formats Animated GIF: Pronounced je-if .gif file extension A bitmap file format often used on the Internet A series of individual GIF frames joined together to create animation Used for small animations and low-resolution film clips Easiest way to create and view simple animations Supports frame-based animation

Animation Formats SWF: Pronounced swa-if .swf file extention The dominant format for displaying animated vector graphics on the Web Used in programs and games with Actionscripting

Animation Formats MOV: Pronounced moo-v .mov file extension Developed by Apple computers for Quicktime video player Also known as Quicktime movie or movie format Used for streaming

Animation Formats AVI: Pronounced a-v-I .avi file extension Developed by Microsoft computers for Windows media video player Not good for streaming

Editing Animation Animation editing programs have features for creating animations to include: Importing resources Drawing Scaling (Resizing) Layering Keyframing Tweening

Editing Animation Animation editing programs have features for creating animations that include (cont.): Anchor point adjustment Transitions

Animation in Multimedia Creating Animation: Importing resources – Bring files or images into the animation software to animate Drawing – Use of mouse or graphic tablet with stylus to sketch or draw images to animate Scaling (Resizing) – Changing the size of the image in width and height

Animation in Multimedia Creating Animation: Layering – Technique used to separate images from other images. In order to make adjustments to individual items, each item must be on a separate layer. Keyframe – Intermediate frames that blend so one appears to change into the next. The point were a change occurs in the animation.

Animation in Multimedia Creating Animation: Tween – Animation process, or change that occurs between keyframes. Anchor point – Axis or point of rotation. Spot where rotation spins from. Transition – Change from one scene to the next

Animation in Multimedia Creating Animation Rollover – Animation of two or more images that switch when the cursor moves over that image or navigation button Morphing – Transformation of one thing into another

Animation in Multimedia Virtual Reality: Animation technology that allows a user to immerse and interact with an artificial, realistic environment

Animation Equipment Types of equipment utilized in animation: Cameras Digital photo Video Stop motion Motion picture Computers – hardware and animation editing software

Animation Equipment Types of equipment utilized in animation (cont.): Scanners Drawing tablets – used to draw images and sketches with a stylus (pen) and tablet

Animation Review What to know? What is animation? How is animation utilized? What are the types or categories of animation? What are the types of animation file formats? Editing features of animation software Equipment used in digital animation