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Flash Vector Zooming Effect

How to create a zooming effect using basic tweening in Flash

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    • Flash Vector Zooming Effect

      How to create a zooming effect using basic tweening in Flash

      In this Flash tutorial you are going to learn how to create a zooming effect using vectors and basic tweening.

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      Please carry out the following steps in Flash to create the above vector zooming effect.

      1. In a new layer draw any vector object, say a circle. Convert this object into a graphic symbol (select the object and click F8) and name it, say 'g_circle'.
      2. Insert Keyframe (F6) in the 10th frame. Now go back to frame 1 and click on the circle object. Reduce its size to about 25% of its original size (use the Info panel or free transform tool).
      3. Now go to frame 10 and click on the circle object. Reduce its Alpha value from 100% to 20% in the Color Panel of the properties window.
      4. Now right click on frame 1 and select 'Create Motion Tween' (A blue arrow will be displayed in the time line between frames 1 & 10 - this shows that the motion tween was created successfully).
      5. Save your work and test the Movie (Ctrl + Enter). That's it, your cool zooming effect is ready!

      In the following Flash tutorials you'll learn how to create cool flash effects using simple techniques like tweening, masking, etc.:

      Software Required

      Recommended Version: Adobe Flash CS4 Professional
      Recommended Version: Adobe Flash CS4 Professional

      Compatible Versions of Flash for this Tutorial

      Flash CS5 Professional | Flash CS4 Professional
      Note: For uses of lower versions of Flash some visual interface images would differ.
      Recommended Version: Adobe Flash CS5 Professional
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