PhotoshopCS3 Tutorial: frame transition settings-PS tutorial

Before you start, let's explain the thinking questions of the last lesson. the key to the problem is that it is difficult to ensure the consistency of the track between the front and back frames. In fact, if we look at the problem from another angle, we will find it easier. Aren't there 6 frames in total? We will first move the blocks in the remaining five frames except the first frame to the same position, and then move the remaining four frames except the first two frames to the next position, and so on, let's explain the thinking questions of the previous lesson before we start. the key to the problem is that it is difficult to ensure the consistency of the trajectory between the front and back frames. In fact, we will think that the problem is simplified from another angle. Aren't there 6 frames in total? We will first move the blocks in the remaining five frames except the first frame to the same position, and then move the remaining four frames except the first two frames to the next position, and so on.
To implement this operation, you must first select 2 to 6 frames and move them to the corresponding position. then, press CTRL to remove the selected frame 2 and move the frames 3 to 6 to the next position, then subtract the selected frame 3 ...... And so on until the position of frame 6 is specified. This is a practical technique in operations. We will not describe the specific operations. if you have any questions, please refer to the video tutorial of this course.
Currently, the animation production method is still completely manual, that is, frame-by-frame animation. For example, when moving an object, we participate in the setting of each frame from start to end. This method can bring the maximum level of predictability, but it also makes the production very complicated, especially when the number of frames is large. What we want to learn today is Use frame transition to create an animationThe basic principle is to set the starting and ending frames of a certain movement, and then generate an average transition between the two frames. If the object is moved, the start frame and the end frame are first set.

Create an image, which is about 150 × 150. create a layer, draw blocks, and move it to the upper left corner. Copy one frame, move the square in the new frame to the lower right corner, and set the transparency of the layer to 10%, as shown in the left figure below. Then, press the next section at the Red Arrow to introduce the animation design thinking.