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Flash Professional CS5 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide
ISBN: 9780321591920 | 0321591925
Edition: 1stFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Peachpit Press
Pub. Date: 1/1/2011
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This book covers Flash CS4, including all the features brand new for Flash users. Flash CS4 introduces motion tweening, a new method for animating objects, such as symbols and text fields. Using a new panel, the Motion Editor, Flash developers will find it easier than ever to create sophisticated, lifelike animations. In addition, inverse kinematics allows animators to create armatures, skeleton-like structures that connect symbols and govern their movement. The animation chapters of theFlash CS4 Visual Quickstart Guidewill be fully updated to ... MORE
intro 1: flash authoring tool 2: creating simple graphics 3: working with text 4: modifying simple graphics 5: complex graphics on a single layer 6: graphics on multiple layers 7: working with symbols 8: frame-by-frame animations 9: animation with classic tweening 10: animation with shape tweening 11: animation with motion tweening 12: more-complex tweening tasks 13: inverse kinematics 14: building buttons for interactivity 15: basic interactivity 16: using non-flash graphics 17 adding sound and video 18 delivering movies to your audience
Katherine Ulrich is a writer and editor with a special interest in graphics and multimedia software. She has worked with Flash since version 3. She is also an avid amateur photographer. Formerly, she was an editor at Macworld Magazin e, working in the how-to department.
