Use Flash to create a frame by frame animation. It should be at least 75 frames in length. It is a three day assignment. The content of the animation can be anything that is educationally appropriate. Your short animation can be a progressive artpiece. Use the onion skin feature to control the amount of movement in between each frame. You can slide the onion skinning brackets to adjust the number of frames visible. Your grade will be based on the smoothness of movements throughout your production.
F5 creates empty frames.
F6 creates an identical keyframe from the previous one.
F7 creates blank keyframes.
In your E-book .pdf file read pages 172, 220-221 about frames and frame by frame animations to prepare for the quiz.
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Watch the below video to understand the basics of keyframing animation.
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