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My very first flash animation
Making basic flash animations it's actually not hard at all, let's take a look how to make a very basic one.
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Start Adobe Flash Professional and open a new ActionScript document.
Doesn't matter if you choose 2.0 or 3.0 version.
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Let's set the appropriate workspace.
In the menu click Window, Workspace and choose Classic.
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Select the Oval Tool (see picture).
The drawing tools are pretty much the same as you may know them from Photoshop or other Adobe products.
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Now on the time line click the frame 20 (see picture).
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Now right click the frame 20 and choose Insert Keyframe.
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Now press the V key to activate the Selection Tool.
Click the circle and drag it to the other side of the document.
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Now right click somewhere between the frame 1 and frame 20 and choose Create Motion Tween.
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If you get the Convert selection to symbol for tween message, click OK.
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And you're finished.
To test your first flash animation, just press Enter to play it.
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