MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004-USING ACTIONSCRIPT IN FLASH Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 5)

3. Adding the other face parts to come in to the animation one by one

Right click on frame 10 of the mouth layer. This time Insert Keyframe (because

something is changing at that frame). Draw a mouth in frame 10.

Note that the colour of the brush is chosen from the fill colour tool.

You will need to insert a frame at 60 again, so that the mouth stays on the stage

until the end of the animation.

Insert a keyframe at 20 for the nose layer and one at 30 for the eyes layer. Do

not make pupils or irises for your eyes. These will be added and animated in

Project 2. Each time insert a frame at 60 as you did before.

If you click on frame 60, you should have something like this:

Double check that each

part of the face is on the

correct layer. Do this by

clicking on the Hide Layer

tool and checking that the

correct part disappears:

Clicking again on that tool

will make the part

reappear.

4. Testing the animation

Drag the playhead back to frame 1 and press Enter. You

can also test the looping effect of your animation by going

to the Control menu >Test Movie (or press Ctrl + Enter).

Close down the Test Movie window to return to the Flash

stage. Now save the project.

5. Extension

Drag the face layer above the mouth layer. What happens if you test the movie

now? Can you see why the order of the layers is very important?

Can you alter the keyframes so that the eyes appear first, followed by the nose

and finally the mouth?

Hint: Move a keyframe by shift-clicking to select it, and then dragging it into its

new position.

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