Motion Tween
Apply a custom stroke as a motion path
You can apply a stroke from a separate layer or a separate timeline as the motion path for a tween.
Select a stroke on a layer separate from the tween layer and copy it to the clipboard.
The stroke must not be closed. Only uninterrupted strokes can be used.
Select a tween span in Timeline.
With the tween span still selected, paste the stroke.
Flash applies the stroke as the new motion path for the selected tween span. The target instance of the tween now moves along the new stroke.
To reverse the start and end points of the tween, right-click (Windows) or Ctrl-click (Macintosh) the tween span and select Motion Path > Reverse Path in the tween span context menu.
Class Tween on a Path Video WATCH
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Job Board
The link here is for the Coroflot job board.
Take a look at what skills you need to make buckets and buckets of money. You know make it rain or something like that...
Take a look at what skills you need to make buckets and buckets of money. You know make it rain or something like that...
Monday, August 29, 2011
Favorite Flash Sites
1. Adidas. Confusing layout. Nice motion.
2. Get the Glass Campaign. Very involved board game. Too cute.
3. Flash Games as "presentations". Game Example - People's Pie, More Games
2. Get the Glass Campaign. Very involved board game. Too cute.
3. Flash Games as "presentations". Game Example - People's Pie, More Games
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Flash Tutorials and Help
1. O'Reilly: Books Online
2. Login page to Madison Public Library e-books: Here
3. Colin Moock: Website, Blog, and nice lecture about Flash. and The Lost Weekend From this source page.
Please add more in the comments section.
2. Login page to Madison Public Library e-books: Here
3. Colin Moock: Website, Blog, and nice lecture about Flash. and The Lost Weekend From this source page.
Please add more in the comments section.
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