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Falling Snow
Author: Jeff Edsell | Website: http://jeff.edsell.net/ |


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Get it ready

Double-click the "fall" movie clip so we can edit it.(Don't open the "flake" clip inside it — that's for later.) Give the instance of the "flake" movie clip the name "flakey."

Add a new layer — this is where all our ActionScript will go.

Give each layer four frames. (Select the first frame and press the F5 key three times.) In the top layer, make frames 2 and 4 into keyframes by selecting each frame and pressing F6.