Making dynamic signature effects with fireworks

Dynamic new 334x166 pixel canvas, background is #ffffff, resolution is 72pixels/inch.
First, the 3d (2d words very troublesome) modeling, set the height and at the angle of the XYZ shaft (45 degrees), and then placed into the FIREWORKMX repair map.
Select the object and select Modify > Symbol > Convert to symbol.
In the Symbol Properties dialog box, in the Name text box, type a name for the symbol. Select the symbol type: graphics, and then click OK.
The material of the pen:

　　 Build a model layer
Choose a very fluent font. Enter text (such as. smart).
Make a model that will be used to capture animations in the future.
Place low (named background layer, 25% transparency, lock (prevent move) and share.

　　 Create a text layer
Create a new layer and enter smart. Shared layers.

The frames are then set up in the marked red mark, which is used to control the change of the frame and to move the brush.

　　 Start making animations
Choose Add Frame from the Frames Panel options menu. Enter the number of frames to add (24 frames altogether).
Copies the layer of text, converts the copy layer to pixels, and shares the layer. Select the first frame to delete the unwanted pixels.

Go to the second frame, delete the parts other than node two, and move the pen to contact two in the layer.

Each of these nodes displays one at a time, paying attention to setting the frame delay.

Final effect:

Attention:
The fourth step is to move the brush by selecting which layer contains the brush and moving the brush to the preset node (the small red circle.) Each one frame, show one (in fact, the role is equivalent to the auxiliary line, is to control a good rhythm, skilled words do not also line.) And then the brushes and the placement are all centered here, OK. One step at a step, patience is all you want.
Text of course to convert the imaging element, and then use the eraser to avoid the part.