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4.07 / 5.00 13,902 ViewsAt 6/5/07 02:23 AM, PinkSkull wrote:
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Lmao, I just got back from school, what else did you expect me to do?
And congrats to your almost 1000th post.
There's problems with not assigning specific parts, such as;
You might get way too much people, and then you'll have to cut them after they've finished their part.
It won't be as organized, and it will be harder to keep track of.
If you're talking about audio, then Gi-go answered that.
If you're talking about animation, A movie clip loops continuously, If you tween something inside a Movie Clip, it will loop. Meaning if you have an animation in a movie clip, in your preloader, it will loop continuously, even if outside the preloader, it's only a frame long.
Is your preloader animated? If it is, does it have a load of filters in it?
All you voice acting / voice over needs.
Post an audition thread, be sure to read the rules first.
I think you mean 'stream'.
When you put the music on the timeline, go to Properties, then turn the music on 'Stream'.
When you hit enter or just drag across the timeline, you should be able to hear it per frame.
If you have a common sense of energy forcing against hair - which is a string depending on its origin for movement - That should help.
Basically, you just need to know physics and etc. That or watch lots of movies that have hair flowing.
At 6/4/07 06:48 AM, Mehrdad14 wrote: mac = for stupid people
pc = for regular "hence regular" and professional people...
Uh, No, not really.
Macs are generally better (Proven) to be running high memory using programs, eg; Photoshop, Flash etc. They're better for designing and multimedia type applications.
PC's are just an 'all-rounder', hence their more popularity.
It's pretty good for a first FBF try. If you zoom in and draw with the smallest brush - I reccomend 200% zoom at least - you can make the animation smoother.
Well that's really up to the flash animators to decide isn't it...
You already asked in the flash forum, where you got 2 replies/links -_- .
You can do it what ever way you want. Although I'm pretty sure Krinkles does his with every body part on a seperate layer. Although if you want to stay with a few layers (So you don't get lost with around 50) you could keep them on one layer, but that's if you don't tween at all.
The preloader didn't work. The humour was pretty crap. The art was sloppy, the lighting and shading was wrong in numerous places.
The sound was annoying as well. The sudden burst of noise I mean. Also the voice acting had poor microphone quality.
At 6/4/07 02:11 AM, Kuoke wrote: It's a edited version of the 2006 Xmas loader which can be found here.
Woops, my bad. I'll upload my .fla then. Click.
It's a edited version of the 2006 Xmas loader which can be found here.
The link doesn't go to where it should be going, and second, it goes to no where. Well somewhere I'm not even sure about the language.
I've heard the Educational version is somewhere around $350. Although I think you have to go through something proving your a student to get one.
At 6/3/07 06:49 AM, Dr34m3r wrote:At 6/3/07 06:30 AM, Kuoke wrote: Must be a Microsoft thing again. It only took me a couple of seconds.Mac too?
Oh yeah, forgot to mention I'm using Firefox.
Must be a Microsoft thing again. It only took me a couple of seconds.
Jeeze, you could've at least scaled it down, it took me a minute to load the whole picture.
Looks alright, but it's sortof blurred for me to tell.
Someone else had the same problem a while back.
First, the obvious;
Assuming you mean IE7, does it have the flash player add-on installed?
At 6/3/07 01:14 AM, Brendan-Harris wrote: pussy do it yaself
2 words.
1. FUCK
2. OFF
To the topic starter:
Here.
An alternative (Non-AS) can be found here.
Yeah, motion trail, that's the thing I was getting at, 'cept if you wanted it to be slow motion, you would probably duplicate the movie clip and extend the tween somewhere in there.
At 6/3/07 01:08 AM, Brendan-Harris wrote: pussy do it yaself
Omfg, get the hell of this forum, your post are useless, and so are you.
At 6/2/07 10:35 PM, RiotFlash wrote: im so sick of these threads!! it isnt that hard, read AS: Main. If that can't help you, then just practice and practice your technique. It is possible to learn animation by yourself.
PS: Plz dont make a stick move.
What? Those points are useless.
DEPENDING on what you want to make you would want to learn the following things:
Games:
- Actionscript : Basically your 'code' to make games. Start of with something small, like making a square move around using the arrow keys, then move on towards collecting items, and then enemies. From there, you can continue to advanced action script, involving projectiles, variables, imitation gravity - etc.
Movies:
- Animating -
--Frame by frame : What the old school disney animations were made with, you draw every frame of movement. Takes a while to learn, but eventually pays off with fluid movement if you master it.
--Tween : The Super Flash Bros. use this in their Decline series, much more faster, but 'cartoony' looking.
+Start out with sticks, then move to sprites, then start to draw your own characters.
Mess around with flash, and check out these tutorials.
BA consist of your 'THREE' highest scoring submissions, then averages the score.
It would help if you told us what it was about.
And should this be in the Flash forum?
- You could name it after the main character, plenty of successful animes did that.
At 6/2/07 11:57 PM, Youngbluud wrote:At 6/2/07 11:54 PM, st1k wrote: You need a 3.0 BA + to start a collab...what's that?
I would probably tween everything, then make a second layer and paste the exact same thing on it, only a frame or two behind, and then put it on 75% alpha.
Repeat with more frame gap, and more less alpha.
Or if you're FBF'ing, do the same, although getting the alpha might be tricky, unless you put the FBF part into a movie clip first.
He's an admin. All admins have white text.
It makes them look superior.
Does your IE7 have the flash player add on?
I'm pretty sure I heard somewhere that Microsoft didn't include it in IE7 'cause they were making their own 'flash-like' program and are trying to eliminate the competition.