macromedia flash sitedesign:
I've tried everything I can think of but cannot achieve the look of linework appearing to draw itself in Flash. Can anyone PLEASE offer some insight? I've wasted way too many hours spinning my wheels! The intro to this great little site is similar to what I'm trying to achieve: http://www.patagonia.com/bendtobaja/index2.shtml Any help would be greatly appreciated! Stacey
There is only one really effective way of doing this that I've found. Start with the finished drawing and then create a new frame, erase a little bit of it, create a new frame, erase a little bit more, and so on. Keep in mind that while you are animating it, you are doing it backwards, so you will be erasing the parts that you drew last first (if that makes sense). At the very end, when you are done, just reverse all the frames and you should have the appearence of a drawing being created on screen. Hope that helps. -Sean
There is only one really effective way of doing this that I've found. Start with the finished drawing and then create a new frame, erase a little bit of it, create a new frame, erase a little bit more, and so on. Keep in mind that while you are animating it, you are doing it backwards, so you will be erasing the parts that you drew last first (if that makes sense). At the very end, when you are done, just reverse all the frames and you should have the appearence of a drawing being created on screen. Hope that helps. -Sean
I will absolutely try that -- thank you SO much!!
another way of doing this is with masking. You could take the image and put it in a a new layer in a new movie clip... on top of it add a keyframe and then take the round brush and cover over a spot (just like erasing the image). Then on the same layer add another keyframe and add another spot next to it. ETC.... once you covered the entire image with multi keyframes you can delete that image and on the main timeline you can then add the new movie clip you just made will all those spots and keyframes. Set that layer to mask with the image linked to it. If this is confusing but you really want to know what I am talking about I could probably show you how it is done.
Hey guys, I'm having a similar problem, does anyone know of a way to do this with shape tween? I mean, I have the lines for the illustration on layer 1 and on the layer above it, which masks layer 1 - i made a movie clip, in which i tried to do an animation to "cover up" the lines Thing is I'm using shapes, and it takes me a lot of time And I MUST find a way to make this process shorter So, please, anyone - any way I can make the shape "stretch" itself along a curve or something? Just like motion trail or however you call it, but instead of moving along the line I need the shape to "morph" along it. Anybody? This is some really urgent business over here :(
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