The shape tween in Flash can be used to transform shapes with ease. You can make a triangle a circle, a trapezoid a parallelogram, or a humpback whale a bottle of mustard with a few clicks of the mouse. Read on to find out how to do this cool effect.
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Steps
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Open Flash If it is not on the start menu or on the desktop , you can find it on Computer at Boot drive\Program Files\Macromedia\(Macromedia) Flash (version).
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Draw the first shape .Advertisement
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Insert a new keyframe To do this, right click (control click for Macintosh computers) the current keyframe and click insert keyframe.
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Draw the second image on the second keyframe. This is what the first image will morph into.
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Reselect the first keyframe.
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Right click on the first keyframe and choose Create Shape Tween .
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Set the ease There should be a little slider that appears under the menu afterwards. The higher the ease is, the faster it will go at the start and the slower it will go at the end. 0 indicates no ease.
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Drag the second keyframe to however many frames you want the tween to be.Advertisement
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