Flash - Simulation of Windows boot process (P2)
1. Create a file with the parameters shown in Figure 1:
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Figure 1
2. Rename the layer to the background and create a new layer named square
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Figure 2
3 Using the Rectangle Tool , adjust the fill color to green, remove the border color and draw a square
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Figure 3
4 Using the Selection Tool, drag the rectangles that are right above the blue rectangle and press the Delete key
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Figure 4a
(Results obtained after pressing Delete)
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Figure 4b
5. Right-click Frame 15 (of the square layer) and select Insert KeyFrame
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Figure 5
6. Use the mouse to drag the square to the right
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Figure 6
7. Right-click any location between Frame 1 and Frame 15 and select Create Motion Tween
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Figure 7
8. Lock 2 available layers again and create a new layer called rectangle (see Figure 8).
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Figure 8
9. Click Frame 1 of this layer and use the RectangleTool tool (adjust the fill color to white, remove the border color) to draw a rectangle.
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Figure 9
10 Lock the rectangle layer and create a new layer named frame
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Figure 10
11 Using the Rectangle Tool (remove the fill color, set the border to white, adjust the Stroke height to 3 ) draw a rectangular frame around the rectangle of the rectangle (see Figure 11 temporarily hiding the rectangle for you. see results)
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Figure 11
12. Lock the frame layer again and create a new layer named text . At Frame 1 of the text layer, select the Text Tool to create the text
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Figure 12
13. Lock the text layer and create a new layer called flag , use the Rectangle Tool to draw the flag
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Figure 13
14. Right-click on rectangle layer and select Mask
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Figure 14
15. Press Ctrl + Enter to see the result and download the source file here .
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