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TUTORIAL - USING MOTION GUIDES IN FLASH CS3 USING MOTION GUIDES IN FLASH CS3 - THE ANTS NEST TUTORIAL A motion guide is a line you have drawn with the pencil tool on a guide layer. You can attach your object or character to the line to make it follow that path. This can save time, particularly - Adobe 38039336 | Tutorial - Page 2
should look like this. Note: Your guide will only work if the guide layer is directly above the layer containing the object using the guide. For example, if you dragged the ant layer below the background layer, the guide would not work. The Flash Classroom - www.flashclassroom.com Tutorial by - Adobe 38039336 | Tutorial - Page 3
TUTORIAL - USING MOTION GUIDES IN FLASH CS3 10. Click on the first keyframe of the Guide: ant layer and ensure it is highlighted as in the above picture. Using the pencil tool, draw the path you would like your ant to - Adobe 38039336 | Tutorial - Page 4
motion from the tween dropdown menu. Congratulations, your ant should now move along the pencil guide you have drawn on the guide layer. If it is not doing this, delete the guide layer and begin the process again. The Flash Classroom - www.flashclassroom.com Tutorial by Kristine Kopelke-Page 4 of 4
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FLASH CLASSROOM TUTORIAL
- USING MOTION GUIDES IN FLASH CS3
USING MOTION GUIDES IN FLASH CS3
- THE ANTS NEST TUTORIAL
A motion guide is a line you have drawn with the pencil tool on a guide layer.
You can attach your object or character to the line to make it follow that path.
This can save time, particularly when doing an animation sequence that involves
substantial movement.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a motion guide by designing your own
ant’s nest.
You will create the different tunnels and then make a guide to show
your ant where to move within the nest.
1.
Start by selecting a light brown colour for the background in the properties
section.
2.
Rename Layer 1 with the name Background by double-clicking on the text
Layer 1 and typing in
Background
.
3.
Using your rectangle tool, draw a large dark brown rectangle over the whole
stage area.
To make the tunnels in your nest, set your eraser to the largest
size in the tool modifiers and rub out parts of the rectangle.
This will create a
tunnel-like look similar to the image below.