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| Creating a Motion Path |
For this tutorial, you will need basic knowledge on creating a object. Please note that the thing being tweened must be an object and not a shape.
- Have the basics set-up, scene, keyframes, etc.
- Select the layer in which the object you want to tween is on. Make sure no other objects are on this layer, as everything in the selected layer will be moving.
- Now click on the button in the layers menu between the "insert layers" and "insert layer folder" buttons. This button is called the motion tween button.
- After pressing the motion tween button, use a drawing tool (pencil, paint brush, etc.) to draw the path you want the object to take.
- In the first frame, snap the center of the Symbol/Picture to the beginning of the line. At the point where the object is snapped to the line is point where it will follow the line/track that you have made.
- Duplicate the object and in the last frame, snap the center of the Symbol/Picture to the end of the line. Remember that the more frames you have between start and finish, the smoother the object will run.
- Now simply motion tween the two frames together. To do this, highlight all frames between the 2 keyframes and right click >> add motion tween.
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