For lab 24 we had to create an animation of a character moving across the screen and then stoping and thinking about their car ride. Using SWF from our previous lab and use mask techniques as the attached hand out. A mask is defined as a special type of layer that lets you select parts of another layer. To do this you first import an image to the working space, you create a layer named mask and using the drawing tools you select the area where you want the mask to be. Afterwards you right click and select mask from the menu. Then you test movie and you will notice that only the masked area is visible. As the last step you insert a classic tween motion at the 20th frame, you unlock the layer and text the movie once again. The hardest part as you can see was probably to resize it because the car would come all the way out but at the same thing it made it realistic because it would just show that the character had great imagination. Friday, March 18, 2016
LAB 24
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For lab 24 we had to create an animation of a character moving across the screen and then stoping and thinking about their car ride. Using SWF from our previous lab and use mask techniques as the attached hand out. A mask is defined as a special type of layer that lets you select parts of another layer. To do this you first import an image to the working space, you create a layer named mask and using the drawing tools you select the area where you want the mask to be. Afterwards you right click and select mask from the menu. Then you test movie and you will notice that only the masked area is visible. As the last step you insert a classic tween motion at the 20th frame, you unlock the layer and text the movie once again. The hardest part as you can see was probably to resize it because the car would come all the way out but at the same thing it made it realistic because it would just show that the character had great imagination.
For lab 24 we had to create an animation of a character moving across the screen and then stoping and thinking about their car ride. Using SWF from our previous lab and use mask techniques as the attached hand out. A mask is defined as a special type of layer that lets you select parts of another layer. To do this you first import an image to the working space, you create a layer named mask and using the drawing tools you select the area where you want the mask to be. Afterwards you right click and select mask from the menu. Then you test movie and you will notice that only the masked area is visible. As the last step you insert a classic tween motion at the 20th frame, you unlock the layer and text the movie once again. The hardest part as you can see was probably to resize it because the car would come all the way out but at the same thing it made it realistic because it would just show that the character had great imagination. 
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