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    COMPUTER EDUCATION 9

    QUARTER 4

    CN: ___ NAME: _________________________________ 9 – S / C / H / O

    Types of Flash Animation


    1. Frame by Frame - uses keyframes in every frame of the timeline
    2. Tweening - in between; filling in the frames between two
    keyframes
    a. Motion
    b. Shape
    c. Classic

    MOTION TWEEN
    *type of animation that moves an object from one point to another
    over a period of time
    *starting position and size of the object is set into a keyframe
    *ending position and size of the same object is set into a keyframe
    *Flash program then automatically creates the content of the frames in
    between the two keyframes to have the object MOVE from the start
    point to the end point.
    *can move an object horizontally, vertically, or diagonally across the
    stage
    *objects rotate in a circular fashion clockwise or counterclockwise
    *VERY SMOOTH ANIMATION

    Tips:
    - To animate an object, it must be a symbol.
    - If you want two objects to move at the same time, they must be
    placed onto separate layers.
    - Make sure that you select the correct frame on the correct layer when
    inserting or editing a motion tween.
    Steps:
    1. Draw
     Draw an object at the starting point (keyframe on the
    timeline) example: basketball
    2. Convert
     Select and convert the drawn object to a movie clip.
     Modify > Convert to Symbol. (F8)
    3. Ending Point
     Insert a frame (F5) on the frame number that you wish
    to be ending position of the object. Example: frame 50
    4. Motion Tween
     Right click on the layer, choose CREATE MOTION
    TWEEN
    5. Move
     Go to the ending point, move the object using selection
    tool.

    SHAPE TWEEN
    *Another type of tweening animation
    *transforms an object from one shape into another over a period of
    time
    *creates an effect similar to morphing
    *can not only change the shape of an object but it can also be used to
    alter the size, opacity, color, and location

    Steps:
    1. First Shape
     Using the Rectangle tool, draw a rectangle on the upper
    left side of the stage.
    2. Blank Keyframe
     On Frame 80, insert a blank keyframe. (F7)
    3. Second Shape
     On Frame 80, using an Oval tool, draw a circle or an
    oval.
     Tip: You may change the color and position of the
    second shape.
    4. Shape Tween
     On any frame between the two keyframes, right click
    and choose CREATE SHAPE TWEEN.
    Written Task #1
    Score: ____/ 10

    CN: ___ NAME: _________________________________ 9 – S / C / H / O

    TRUE OR FALSE
    _______ 1. An object must be a symbol for a motion tween to be
    applied to it.
    _______ 2. A motion tween can be used to rotate objects.
    _______ 3. Layers can be moved up or down by pressing the ENTER key.

    4-5. Differentiate Frame by Frame and Tweening using your own words.
    ___________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________

    6-7. Look at the Timelines. Label the animation type as either motion
    tween or frame by frame.

    8-10. Matching type.

    8. Tweening a) type of animation that moves an


    9. Motion Tween object from one position to another
    10. Frame by over a period of time
    Frame b) uses keyframes in every frame of the
    timeline
    c) filling in of frames between two
    keyframes
    Written Task #2
    Score: ____/ 10

    CN: ___ NAME: _________________________________ 9 – S / C / H / O

    Across
    2. A ______ keyframe is used when making a shape tween.
    4. The Free ______ Tool is used to rotate, scale, or skew an object.
    6. A keyboard key used to play the animation.
    7. A tween that morphs an object from one shape into another.
    8. The ______ Layer Tool is used to insert a layer.
    9. When making an animation, to return the object to its original shape
    you need to copy, paste and then ______ the frames.

    Down
    1. A view that shows several frames as dimmed.
    3. To move a layer, click on it and then ______ it up or down.
    4. Short form for "in between".
    5. A row in the Timeline.

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