Macromedia Flash - The egg breaks
This exercise will teach you how to create a broken egg. Follow the steps of the exercise, you will get your work.
This exercise will teach you how to create a broken egg. Follow the steps of the exercise, you will get your work.
Step 1. Create a file with the parameters shown in Figure 1:
Step 2 Using the Oval Tool (O), remove the border color, select the fill color that is the same as the chicken egg, and draw an egg (see Figure 2).
Step 3. Select Window> Align to make the Align & Info & Transform panel appear (see Figure 3).
Step 4. Click on the egg on the stage, in the Align panel click on the 3 positions shown in Figure 4 to make sure the egg is in the middle of the canvas (see Figure 4).
Step 5. Right-click Frame 10 and select Insert Frame (see Figure 5).
Step 6. Create a new layer (see Figure 6).
Step 7. Click on Frame 1 of Layer 2, on the tool panel select the Pencil Tool and draw a crack (see Figure 7).
Step 8. Right-click Frame 2 of Layer 2 and select Insert KeyFrame (see Figure 8).
Step 9. Do the same for Frame 3,4 ., 10 (see Figure 9).
Step 10. Click again Frame 1 of Layer 2, select the Eraser Tool and erase most of the cracks (see Figure 10).
Step 11. Do the same delete operation for Frame 2, 3, 9 (note that the crack in Frame 2 is longer than Frame 1 and do not delete operation for Frame 10) (see Figure 11 illustrating Frame 2 )
Step 12. Create a new layer (see Figure 12).
Step 13. Right click on Frame 11 of Layer 3 and select Insert KeyFrame (see Figure 13).
Step 14. Click Frame 1 of Layer 1, press Ctrl-C to copy the egg . to save it on the clipboard (see Figure 14).
Step 15. Click Frame 11 of Layer 3, right-click on the canvas and select Paste in Place to paste (Paste) the egg copied in B14 into the correct coordinates (see Figure 15).
Step 16. Click on Frame 10 of Layer 2, press Ctrl-C to copy the crack . to save it on the clipboard (see Figure 16).
Step 17. Click Frame 11 of Layer 3, right-click on the canvas and select Paste in Place to paste (Paste) the saved line in B16 into the right coordinates (see Figure 17).
Step 18. Select the Selection Tool (V), (note that we are in Frame 11 of Layer 3), right-click on the half-egg to the right of the crack, select Free Transform (see Figure 18).
Step 19. Move the center of the rotation (circle between the Free Transform frame) to the foot of the crack (see the figure 19-centered rotated in black).
Step 20. Leave the mouse outside the Free Transform frame and drag the mouse to rotate the egg to the right a little bit (see Figure 20).
Step 21. Do the same for the left half (see Figure 21).
Step 22. Double click on the crack to select it and press the Delete key to delete it
Step 23. Click on Frame 12 of Layer 3 and select Insert KeyFrame (see Figure 22).
Step 24. Do the same for Frame 13, 14,15 (see Figure 23).
Step 25. Click on Frame 12, select the right half of the egg, right-click it and select Free Transform (see Figure 24).
Step 26. Move your mind back to the foot of the crack and use the mouse to rotate it a little right (see Figure 25).
Step 26. Do the same B25 for the left half
Step 27. Repeat step 25, step 26 for Frames 13, 14 and 15
Step 28. Create a new layer (see Figure 26).
Step 29. Right-click Frame 15 of the newly created layer, select Window> Actions to open Frame-Actions, in this table enter the command line: stop () ; (see Figure 27)
Step 30. Press Enter + Ctrl to check the result.
Download the sample file !
Le Thanh Hai
thanhhaikg@gmail.com
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