Tweening

Open your e-book and read pages 172-173 and 218-219 or click here (just for pages 218-219) to understand shape tweening basics and how to work with keyframes on your timeline.

You need to create 4 different shape tweens using Flash. The content (shapes) is up to you. Your goal is to have a scene with smooth tweens. Create challenging shapes without strokes.

Criteria

Create a new layer for each of the 4 shape tweens.
Include a gradient tween on at least one shape.
Use shape hinting on one or more of your shape tweens (p. 219).
Each of your tweens should be different speeds and lengths in duration.
More points will be awarded for believable scenes vs abstract ones.

Patricia Guzman Danie Hammer Alex Keitz Kathryn Tucker Adam Rehmann
Kylee McCalley
Zach Johnstone The above example is not controlled. Strive for smooth, realistic movements in your tweens. Turn in your shape tween files as an .fla and .swf to the "Z:Shapetweening" folder.

Patricia Guzman

Danie Hammer

Alex Keitz

Kathryn Tucker

Adam Rehmann

Kylee McCalley

Zach Johnstone

The above example is not controlled. Strive for smooth, realistic movements in your tweens.

Turn in your shape tween files as an .fla and .swf to the "Z:Shapetweening" folder.

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Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player.

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player.