Adobe FLash CS6: Membuat Animasi Add Classic Motion Guide / Animasi Lintasan

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will explore how to create animations using classic motion guides in Adobe Flash CS6. This is a valuable skill for animators and designers looking to enhance their projects with smooth, controlled movements. By the end of this guide, you will have the knowledge to create dynamic animations along a defined path.

Step 1: Setting Up Your Document

• Open Adobe Flash CS6 and create a new document.
• Choose the appropriate dimensions for your animation. Common sizes include 800x600 pixels for web animations.
• Select the frame rate. A standard frame rate is 24 or 30 frames per second for smooth animation.

Step 2: Drawing the Motion Path

• Select the Line Tool from the toolbar.
• Draw the path you want your object to follow. This can be a straight line or a more complex curve.
• Ensure the path is visible in the workspace to guide your animation.

Step 3: Creating the Animated Object

• Use the Shape Tool or the Brush Tool to create the object you want to animate.
• Convert your object to a symbol by selecting it and pressing F8. Choose "Movie Clip" as the symbol type for animation purposes.
• Name your symbol appropriately to keep your library organized.

Step 4: Using Motion Guides

• With your symbol selected, go to the Properties panel and click on the "Add Motion Guide" option.
• This will create a new layer above your motion path. Ensure that your motion path is on the guide layer.
• Lock the guide layer to prevent accidental edits while working on your animation.

Step 5: Positioning the Animated Object

• Select your animated object and drag it to the starting point of the path.
• Right-click on the frame in the timeline where you want the animation to begin and insert a keyframe (F6).
• Move the playhead to the end of the timeline, insert another keyframe, and drag your animated object to the end of the path.

Step 6: Adding Motion to the Animation

• With the two keyframes established, right-click between them and select "Create Motion Tween."
• This will create a smooth transition between the two keyframes along your motion path.
• Play the animation to review the movement. Adjust the timing by dragging the keyframes closer or further apart in the timeline.

Step 7: Fine-Tuning the Animation

• To add more complexity, consider varying the speed of the animation by adjusting the easing options.
• Select the tweened frames and check the Properties panel for easing settings. Choose options like "Ease In" or "Ease Out" to create more natural motion.

Conclusion

You have now created an animation using classic motion guides in Adobe Flash CS6. This technique allows for precise control over your animated objects, making your animations more engaging. To further enhance your skills, experiment with different motion paths, speeds, and easing options. Happy animating!