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Creating Animations in Adobe Animate

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Ch-11, Creating Animations in Adobe Animate

A. Choose the correct answer:


1. c. Using symbols increases the size of a Flash file.

2. b. Frame-by-frame animation

3. d. All of the above

B. Fill in the blanks

1. Symbol

2. Keyframe

3. Motion Tweening

4. Playhead

5. Shape Tweening

C. Answer the following.


1. How are layers helpful while creating pictures or animations?
Layer let us organise and manage entire work by separating the content of a movie into
manageable sizes. We can draw and modify the objects of one layer without affecting
objects placed on another layer.

2. What is a frame?
A Frame is the basic unit wherein we define the behaviour or the change in the object
properties for creating an animation.

3. Distinguish between:
a)
Symbol Instance
A Symbol is any graphic object, movie or An Instance is a copy of the symbol that
button stored in the library gets created, when you drag a symbol from
the library

b)
Frame-by-frame animation Tweened animation
This is the form of animation in which you This is the form of animations in which you
change the contents of every frame for define the contents of the first fame and the
creating an animation. last frame of an animation, and Animate
generates all the frames in between the two
frames automatically.

4. What are the two types of tweened animations? Discuss briefly.


Two Types of tweened animations are Motion and Shape Tweening.
Motion Tweening is a type of animation that is best suited for creating movement, size and
rotation changes, fades and color effects. This animation requires the creation of symbols.
Shape Tweening is a type of animation in which one shape can be converted to another in
order to create an animation. In shape tweening, you should not convert an object into a
symbol.
6. Define Masking.
Masking is used to reveal only a selective portion of the underlying layer. It creates a
binoculars-like effect to view only a portion of a graphic or a picture lying on the bottom
layers

Note: Q.no : 5, 7, 8 are excluded

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