In this Macromedia Flash 8 tutorial video training series, we'll teach you how to use the Flash 8 Motion Guide. When creating motion tween movements in Flash 8, you're not just limited to horizontal, vertical or straight diagonal directions. The Flash 8 Motion Path or Guide let's you draw a path (such as a curving path for example) that a tweened object can follow as the animation progresses. Watch these online video tutorials to learn how.
Part 1: Working with Motion Guides in Flash 8 - What is a Motion Guide?
In part 1, we talk about what a Flash 8 Motion Guide is and we show you a Flash 8 animation example of the motion guide being used.
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Part 2: Working with Motion Guides in Flash 8 - Creating the Object that will Follow the Guide
In part 2, we'll draw a circle and convert it into a graphic symbol. This will be the object that will move along the motion guide.
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Part 3: Working with Motion Guides in Flash 8 - Creating the Motion Guide
NOTE: If you're working in Flash CS5, right-click on the layer name on the timeline, then choose Add Classic Motion Guide in order to add a classic motion guide to the layer.In part 3, we'll show you how to create a motion guide layer. On this layer, we will draw a path using the pencil tool. This path that we will draw, will be the path that our tweened object will follow.
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Part 4: Working with Motion Guides in Flash 8 - Making the Object Follow the Path
NOTE: If you're working in Flash CS5, choose Create Classic Tween instead of Create Motion Tween.In part 4, we'll show you how to make the instance of the circle symbol follow the path.
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Part 5: Working with Motion Guides in Flash 8 - Path Drawing DON'Ts
In part 5, we give you some tips on what to avoid when drawing paths for the motion guide.
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