FLASH
Transforming objects uniformly
through your timeline.
There are
occasions when you will need to adjust the size of your stage in Flash. When you do this Flash by default will scale
from the bottom right. This might leave
you with a problem adjusting your animation to fit proportionately to your
stage, especially if you have a large complex animation piece. In order to do this you follow these simple
steps.
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1.
Underneath your timeline there are a series of onion skinning option
buttons. Select the one to the
farthest right. It will have a show
all layers as outlines caption associated to it. |
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2. Next to the onion skinning button you just
pressed is a layer name button with a drop down menu. Select Onion All from that drop down
menu. This will
onion skin every key frame in your timeline.
You can adjust the amount of onion skinning by selecting either one of
the brackets at the top of the timeline and moving them left or right. |
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3. At this point you can select everything on
your stage that you would like to transform and manipulate multiple key
frames throughout your timeline. |
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| » Level Basic |
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Added: 2004-05-27 Rating: 8 Votes: 7 |
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