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Flash Animation

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  • 12-08-2003 10:56pm
    #1
    Gangsta
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    Any1 know any site with tips and tutorials on Flash animation or can just post a tutorial up themselves.


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    mneylon
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    Try googling for it :P

    There are a lot ... Flashkit etc., etc., seem very popular.

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    Gangsta
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    Google - can't find anything
    Flashkit - no tutorials on animation.

    Any other suggestions?


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    dahamsta
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    Originally posted by Gangsta
    Google - can't find anything
    Flashkit - no tutorials on animation.
    Bollocks.

    adam


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    red_ice
    Registered Users Posts: 4,946 ✭✭✭red_ice


    well, first of all what type of animations are you looking at doing? I do my webdesign purly in flash and flash only and you can really group them into 2 parts.

    Basic and advanced.

    Basic flash loaders and websites are just a ridgid frame and really only use buttons. For example Here thats one with basic animations.

    The more advanced ones would be like this one here.

    For the top site i used alot of code, but the bottom one was mainly different scenes instead of coding. On the bottom site if you look at the loaders for the menu - they took about 30 minz for each button and i wont even get started on how long it took to draw that girl at the intro!

    There are many tricks to drawing in flash, i wont tell you my ones, but i dont draw from scratch thats for sure ;)


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    Gangsta
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    Thx but webdesign is easy and I already can do that. I'm talking about animations like cartoons etc.

    Keep em' coming


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    bikini widow
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    http://www.ninjai.com/

    buy a book.


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    pablo21
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    Any flash designers interested in some part time work?? You must be good!


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    bikini widow
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    depending on the type of work... and yes I am.


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    Gangsta
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,603 ✭✭✭Gangsta


    Yes I would be, depending on what type of work is it? Please be web designing;)


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    dynamic.ie
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    This is a pretty good site. It's developing all the time...

    http://www.flzone.net

    another sister site to this is:

    www.flashfreaks.nl

    but I hope you can speak their language!!!

    Enjoy,

    Dave


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    p
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    Originally posted by Gangsta
    Thx but webdesign is easy and I already can do that.

    It's always a good idea to back up your statments with proof...

    *waits*


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    mneylon
    Registered Users Posts: 7,739 ✭✭✭mneylon


    Originally posted by Gangsta
    Thx but webdesign is easy and I already can do that.

    That's a rather presumptuous statement to make, especially considering some of the company you are keeping (in a purely virtual sense)

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