REQUIRED:

• Foundation Flash MX
  Read and do the work for the "Advanced Animation and Commands"(MX 2004 edition) and the "Actions and Interactions"(MX & MX 2004 edition) .

1. Start Flash
2. Save the file as TWEEN1
3. Set the Width to 300px the Height to 200px, leave the background as white.
4. Rename the layer to "shapetween"
5. Create a circle shape in the upper left corner of the stage, approximately 50 pixels by 50 pixels
6. Insert a keyframe at frame 10, delete the circle shape and replace it with a square shape, move it to the horizontally to the center of the stage
7. Insert a keyframe at frame 20, delete the square shape and replace it with a circle shape that has a different fill pattern than the circle shape in frame 1, then move it to the upper right corner of the stage.
8. Return to frame 1 and use the frame panel to create a shape tween.
9. Return to frame 10 and use the frame panel to create a shape tween
10. Add a new layer and rename it "motiontween"
11. Create a circle shape at the center of the stage and group the shape
12. Add a keyframe at frame 20 and move the circle shape slightly to the right.
13. Return to frame 1 and use frame panel to create a motion tween.
14. Add a guide layer to the motiontween layer, by right-clicking over the motiontween layer and clicking on Add motion guide
15. On the Guide layer use the oval tool to create an empty circle that the motion tween will follow. (use the image below as a reference)
16. Use the eraser tool to make a break in the circle.
17. Return to frame 1 of the motiontween layer and "snap" the circle shape to the beginning of the circle
18. Return to frame 20 of the motiontween layer and "snap" the circle shape to the end of the circle
19. Hit Enter on your Keyboard to see the animation
20. Save the File and compare to the image below
    
    with onion skin turned on
    

1. Create a new file and use the necessary tools to replicate the image below.
   
   Screenshot with Onion Skin turned on
   
   
   actual animation (.swf file)
   
   
2. You will need to use the rotation tool to have the blue arrow properly rotate throughout the motion tween.
3. You will need to use the rotation tool as well as the "orient to path" option for the red arrow tween that uses the motion guide.
4. The shape tween should remain centered and tween from a circle shape to a square shape back to a circle shape, with the square shape also having a different fill pattern.
5. Movie Properties
• Movie Width: 400px
• Movie Height: 275px
6. Save the file as CIS120DC09

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• course section number
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