Re: FLASH: Tweening

[David Gary]

Marc Hoffman wrote:


> At 06:17 PM 11/19/98 -0500, you wrote:

> >>HIya Jason,That statement might be confusing to newcomers to Flash.

> >If you are to "motion" tween symbols or "shape" tween objects

> >they must preside on their own personal layer with no other symbols or

> objects

> >on

> >that layer.

> >

> >-DG-

>

> Actually, isn't it motion tweening with symbols that carries this

> restriction?  My understanding is that multiple shapes may be tweened on

> the same layer, but the more complex and numerous the shapes, the more

> likely Flash will not produce the tweens you hoped for.  So, one shape per

> layer is advisable but not absolutely required.

>


The only way to tween a shape(non symbol) is to give it its own layer.

Other objects and shapes can be placed on the same layer but only after

you cancel out the tween shape with a keyframe. Any other shapes on the same

layer

that is being tweened will morph into the final keyframe, period. I wouldnt

advise this

at all in tweening shapes. The outcome should never be questionable. Besides,

layers dont cost you in file size and are easily editable.


-DG-



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