Hello :)
I am completely new to flash, have done the tutorials, but they don't really show how to do frame by frame animation.(eg. Toonslayer). I was wondering if there are any .swf files someone has made to download so us newbies can see how it is actually done?
Any help would be much appreciated.
At 2/28/02 07:36 AM, SwissCheese wrote: Hello :)
I am completely new to flash, have done the tutorials, but they don't really show how to do frame by frame animation.(eg. Toonslayer). I was wondering if there are any .swf files someone has made to download so us newbies can see how it is actually done?
Any help would be much appreciated.
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At 2/28/02 07:36 AM, SwissCheese wrote: Hello :)
I am completely new to flash, have done the tutorials, but they don't really show how to do frame by frame animation.(eg. Toonslayer). I was wondering if there are any .swf files someone has made to download so us newbies can see how it is actually done?
Any help would be much appreciated.
There have been a few portal movies nade showing how to do various things in flash. I dont remember if there was ever a frane by frame one. Have a search through the portal on some tutorials.
Failing that buy a book on animation. The concepts of animation are the same regardless of if it's drawn on flashed.
At 2/28/02 07:36 AM, SwissCheese wrote: Hello :)
I am completely new to flash, have done the tutorials, but they don't really show how to do frame by frame animation.(eg. Toonslayer). I was wondering if there are any .swf files someone has made to download so us newbies can see how it is actually done?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Um, what's there to learn about FBF animation? Draw a frame, insert a new one, edit it a bit, insert a new one, ect.
Of course, the tutorials don't cover frame-by-frame animation.
It isn't a technical aspect of flash. The only technical side to it is the ability to create a keyframe.
Everything else is aesthethic...in other words, that's what art books & art school are for.
