You'll need to include a link to the animation for ust to see it. :)


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can anybody shed any light on how it was produced. Is it video footage?
illustrated... what?
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Stumbled upon this Flash animation, never seent anythin like this before, can anybody shed any light on how it was produced. Is it video footage? illustrated... what?

P.S. is it possible to find out what version of a plugin a site was published for?

Lee

url???


chris georgenes
mudbubble.com
Team Macromedia Volunteer for Flash
http://www.flashfilmmaker.com

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First will need the URL to say anything about how the designer made it.

For version check html source code.
The player version is indicated in the codebase=


Regards

urami_*



<lsym>

There's no place like 127.0.0.1

Sorry people:

http://www.wefail.com

Let me know what you think.

Lee

urami's right - that's simply a vision and a lot of hard work/hours - all bitmaps converted to symbols and motion tweened and frame-by-frame animation - not to mention one of the oddest websites i have seen - definately interesting to watch.


chris georgenes
mudbubble.com
Team Macromedia Volunteer for Flash
http://www.flashfilmmaker.com

How do you know how many layers and frames were used...? Or were you guessing?

she probably has a 3rd party tool that'd designed to allow you to explore the contents of a compiled swf file (there are many programs like this).

chris georgenes
mudbubble.com
Team Macromedia Volunteer for Flash
http://www.flashfilmmaker.com

"not to mention one of the oddest websites i have seen - definately interesting to watch."
Its made by sofake, they do loads of interesting stuff.

http://www.sofake.com/

Certified but not by Macromedia!

ahhhh - thanks stwingy - i remember seeing this site before - yes - intersting indeed. very cool....


chris georgenes
mudbubble.com
Team Macromedia Volunteer for Flash
http://www.flashfilmmaker.com

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There is only one short video footage , when the robot thingy coming out of the gate.
Rest is a motion tween animation , literally hand made work , covering 1200 frames and
and 523 layers . 523 layer is crazy :) that's lots of work ....
They imported lots of bitmap images and animate every single one individually on separate
layer.


Regards

urami_*



<lsym>

There's no place like 127.0.0.1