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The document provides information on various Flash topics including: 1. How to change frame rates, add keyframes, and test swfs using keyboard shortcuts. 2. How to edit symbols by double clicking and prevent cookie cutting using the object drawing button. 3. The basic rule of one motion tween per layer per symbol and that making the object to be masked is the first step in creating a mask. 4. What nested animations and the three types of text in Flash are used for.

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The document provides information on various Flash topics including: 1. How to change frame rates, add keyframes, and test swfs using keyboard shortcuts. 2. How to edit symbols by double clicking and prevent cookie cutting using the object drawing button. 3. The basic rule of one motion tween per layer per symbol and that making the object to be masked is the first step in creating a mask. 4. What nested animations and the three types of text in Flash are used for.

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1. How do you change the frame rate on a project?

In the properties
2. What keyboard button do you press to add a keyframe into the timeline? F6
3. What keyboard button(s) do you press to test your swf? Cmnd + Return
4. How do you edit a symbol? Double Click It
5. What is cookie cutting, and how do you prevent it? When object cuts out part of
another object. Object Drawing button
6. What is the basic rule of Motion Tweening? 1 tween per layer per symbol
7. What is the first step in creating a Mask? Making object to be masked
8. What are Nested Animations? Timelines inside timelines
9. What are the three types of text flash uses and describe their purpose? Static,
Dynamic, Input, static stays same, dynamic changes, input lets user change it
10. What are the four stages to a button? Up, Over, Down, Hit
11. What is the onionskin used for in the timeline? Animations
12. What keyboard button do you press to add a BLANK keyframe into the timeline?
F6, Cmnd+A, Delete
13. What is a primitive tool? Tool that edits shapes (rounds edges of squares)
14. What is a sy mbol instance? Symbol that’s dragged from library
15. What purpose does an instance name have when using action script? That you can
put code to it
16. What color mode is used for print? CMYK
17. What is the proper resolution for multimedia? 72
18. What is the proper resolution for print? 300
19. What color mode is used for multimedia? RGB

You will need to know how to properly make the following

New Documents
Tweens – Motion, Shape, and Masking
Functional buttons w/ actionscripts

Code to make button in Actionscript 3.0

Flash.events.MouseEvent;
Buttonname.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, any word)
Function anyword (event:MouseEvent){
gotoAndStop(frame#)
}
Make sure to put button name also as instance name

For masks make sure to put object on top layer, on bottom layer whatever is getting
the mask put over it

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