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Flash Frame-By-Frame Animation: Keyframe and In-Between Basics

By Adrien-Luc Sanders, About.com

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Filling in Remaining Frames, Adjusting

You can fill in the remaining frames one at a time using the same technique to find the appropriate midpoints and then draw with those guidelines; with onion-skinning turned on you can actually see your entire path of motion, and use that to adjust accordingly. I've squashed mine a bit more in some areas, and adjusted the actual position of each stage of the circle's motion so that instead of zig-zagging along straight paths, it follows bouncing arcs.
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