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Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters

Falling Letters is the focus of this article. The words that just fall and rotate will be what you can do after reading this exercise.

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Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

Falling Letters Overview

1. Create a file with the parameters shown in Figure 1

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 1 Figure 1

2 Select the Text Tool and adjust the settings, color as shown in Figure 2, and type in the letter h

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 2 (2) Figure 2

3. Move the letter h onto the stage ( Stage )

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 3 (3) Figure 3

4. Right-click Frame 10 and select Insert KeyFrame

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 4 (4) Figure 4

5. (Note that the letter h is still selected) Use the mouse to drag down the middle of the canvas (or you can use the Align panel to adjust it to your liking)

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 5 (5) Figure 5

6. Right-click anywhere between Frame 1 and Frame 10 and select Create Motion Tween

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 6 (6) Figure 6

7. Click Frame 10. Select Modify> Transfrom> Flip Horizon tal

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 7 (7) Figure 7

8. Create a new layer

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 8 (8) Figure 8

9. At Frame 10 of the new layer, right-click and select Insert KeyFrame

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 9 (9) Figure 9

10. Do the same from Step 2 to Step 7 for the letter e 11. Do the same steps 9, 10, 2 to 7 at Frames 20, 30 and 40 to get the words l, l, o 12. At Frame 50 of the fourth layer (Layer 4), right-click and select Insert Frame (see Figure 10).

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 10 (10) Figure 10

13. Do the same Step 12 for Layer 3, Layer 2, Layer 1 also at Frame 50 14. Right-click Frame 51 of Layer 1 and select Insert KeyFrame (see Figure 11).

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 11 (11) Figure 11

15. (Note that we are working on Frame 51 of Layer 1) Select Modify> Transform> Flip Horizontal (see Figure 12)

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 12 (12) Figure 12

16. Do the same Step 14, Step 15 for the remaining layers 17. Create a new layer on Layer 5 (see Figure 13)

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 13 (13) Figure 13

18. Right-click Frame 51 of Layer 6 and select Insert KeyFrame (see Figure 14).

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 14 (14) Figure 14

19. Open Actions and enter the command stop (); (see Figure 15)

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters ? Figure 15 (15) Figure 15

20. Press Enter + Ctrl to check the result. Download the source file here.

FAQ

What does Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters explain?

Macromedia Flash - Falling Text Effect: Falling Letters covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

Who is most affected by Falling letters?

Falling Letters Overview 1.

What are the key takeaways from this topic?

Create a file with the parameters shown in Figure 1 Figure 1 2 Select the Text Tool and adjust the settings, color as shown in Figure 2, and type in the letter h Figure 2 3.

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David Pac has 20+ years of experience in software development, Windows troubleshooting, computer hardware diagnostics, and system administration.

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