Re: FLASH: Animation

[william chamberlin]

on 5/16/00 4:31 PM, Helen Triolo at

designeri-technica [dot] com

 wrote:


> Ellis Creel wrote:

>> 

>> hey- i'm pretty new on the message board, but I was

>> wondering if someone could give me a couple hints on how to

>> animate figures, specifically, humanoids with 2 legs, 2

>> arms. i've been converting eyes/leg/leg/arm/arm/head/torso

>> to symbols, but then if i want motion tweens it takes *so*

>> many layers and so many keyframes just to get a small

>> animation that i'm sure there has to be a better way.  so,

>> if anyone could help me out, i'd really be appreciative.  I

>> know this is kind've beneath the level of most of you guys,

>> but I don't know any other way to learn it.

>> thanks in advance,



Good luck! , no trick involved, just the traditional animation techniques

that let you do the obvious motions we witness everyday.

These techniques have been standard w/in the industry for years.

If you need to, you have to hire a team to handle each of the parts of the

whole. Like I said, good luck.


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