If you’ll recall the last lesson, we set up a few extra frames after the original animation just to show repetitive motion of the clothing. Now we’re going to change those frames into a movie clip so that even when the movie stops, the repetitive motion continue playing constantly.
Flash Frame-By-Frame Animation: Detailed Animation Part VII
By Adrien-Luc Sanders, About.com
After detailing each panel, it looks like this—and it’s really starting to look like a finished animation, even bald. However, we aren’t quite finished.
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- Introduction
- Taking Care of Solid Fills
- Painting in a Base Color
- Creating Your Gradient
- Brush Tool Settings
- Adding Gradient Areas
- Adjusting the Gradients
- Finished Result
- Finished Result II
- Creating the Cycling Movie Clip
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