Integration with Photoshop and Illustrator Flash CS3 plays well with Photoshop and Illustrator, recognizing layers and symbols and keeping text editable. You have a lot of control when you import PSD and AI files: Not only can you choose which layers to bring in, but you can even choose how Flash should treat each layer. For example, for a text layer in a native Photoshop file, you can tell Flash to keep text editable, to convert it to vector outlines, or to flatten the text into a bitmap image Figure 6.
Figure 6. When you import a native Illustrator file, Flash brings up a similar dialog box Figure 7. Figure 7. ActionScript 3. This is also a welcome shortcut for people new to ActionScript. Figure 8. The ActionScript 3. Figure 9. The Flash Video Encoder. On the other hand, sometimes you may need to publish a Flash animation as a QuickTime video.
Now you can export to QuickTime and still retain filters, ActionScript, and nested symbols; in other words, the stage will display just as it does in the Flash Figure Bevel join Creates squared corners that abut the endpoints. Note: Like caps, miters are easier to see at thicker stroke weights. After specifying the shape stroke options in the Stroke Options panel, you can save your newly created stroke type for reuse. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner of the Stroke Options panel and choose Save Stroke.
After specifying shape stroke options, you can apply the settings to another shape by copying and pasting. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner of the Stroke Options panel and choose Copy Stroke Details.
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On the new layer Logo draw a round corner rectangle using Rectangle Tool from the Toolbar; before drawing the object, select the Rectangle Tool and set its fil color and corners angle from the Property Inspector.
Create a keyframe at the 30 frame on the Logo layer select the 30th frame and press F6 ; this will duplicate the first keyframe over the next 30 frames and will create a new keyframe at the end. Create a motion tween on the Logo layer between the keyframes at frame 1 and 30 if you forget how to create a motion tween see the post Adobe Flash CS3 and CS4 interface, basic commands and concepts. Select the first keyframe on the Logo layer and using the Selection Tool set the starting position of the object 8.
Select the second keyframe at frame 30 on the Logo layer and using the Selection Tool set the ending position of the object 9.
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