The production process of stop-motion animation

Steps to create frame-by-frame animation in FLASH: (Method 1)

1. Import pictures: File - Import - Import Library

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The first step: Import the picture on the first frame of layer one and set the relevant text.

The second step: Insert a blank space on the second frame of layer one. Keyframe, import the relevant picture into the editing area, and adjust the size attributes of the picture,

Step 3: Insert a blank keyframe on the third frame of layer one, import the relevant picture into the editing area, and Adjust the size attributes of the picture,

Step 4: Insert a blank key frame on the fourth frame of layer one, import the relevant pictures into the editing area, and adjust the size attributes of the picture, (there are several pictures You need to do the same settings in a few steps)

Step N: Set the stop of the picture on layer 2. First press f7 (insert a blank key frame) and set it to stop in the action panel. There are several Several stops should be set for each picture,

Step N+1: On layer three, open the public library, select the button and drag it to the appropriate position, in the action panel Select ON(RELEASE)-PLAY to test the video playback.

Production of Flash frame-by-frame animation (Method 2)

Generally, to make Flash frame-by-frame animation, you must first find some frame-by-frame animation materials. If you have profound art skills Basics, you can also make your own. The following is how to create frame-by-frame animation:

Step one: Create a new file. Open the "File" menu and click "New" (the frame number setting depends on your material, there are no unified requirements here.)

Step 2: Import the material. Open the "File" menu, click "Import - Import to Library", find your material "folder", select the file to be imported (you can select it by box, or use the "ctrl+A" key), click the following " Click the "Open" button and the import is successful.

Step 3: Create a video document. Open the "Insert" menu, click "New Component", in the pop-up dialog box, enter a file name based on the material content (you can also use the default name), then select "Movie Clip", and finally click "OK" button. Finally, follow the following steps:

1. Insert key frames on the timeline (insert as many frames as there are material pictures).

2. Drag a picture from the library in sequence on each frame

3. This step is critical. Click the "Edit Multiple Frames" icon below the timeline (the fourth one below the timeline, don't mistake it) to see what changes are made to the frames in the timeline. First a curly brace appears. This brace does not include all frames. It only covers part of it. What to do? Don't worry, select "Modify drawing paper marks" (the last icon), left-click on this icon, select "Draw All" (at the bottom) and click. The curly brackets on the timeline have changed to include all frames? Then, what you have to do is to open the "Edit" menu, select "Select All", then open the "Modify" menu, select the bottom "Relative Row Stage Layout", and then click "Horizontal Center, Vertical Center, Set "Same width, same height" (of course you can also use the "ctrl+K" keys to open the alignment icon, click the penultimate icon on the first and second rows, and the third icon on the third row, The effect is the same.) Finally, click the "Edit Multiple Frames" icon under the timeline (remember!!!)

Step 4: Integrate.

1. Click the "Edit Scene—Scene 1" icon (the first one above). Then change "Layer 1" to "Background".

2. Click the first frame of the "Background" layer, pull out the "Background" picture from the library (keep holding down the mouse and drag the picture into the scene), and then open the "Modify" menu. Click "Align - Horizontal Center and Vertical Center". If the size is different from the scene, you can continue to click "Set Same Width and Same Height" in the "Modify" menu.

3. Click to add a layer, add another layer, double-click to name it, then click on the first frame and drag the "movie clip" we made into the scene.

4. Conduct testing.