Making simple banner with FW mx

Another type of animation implementation in FW MX Tween instance is also very convenient, the effect is simple and beautiful:


　　 Production steps:

(1) Create a new file, canvas set to 480x60, standard banner bar size. We type three text separately. Select the new media element to be changed in the middle, and press F8 to convert to graphic symbol. Press Shift+ctrl+d for clone, and then reduce the clone out of symbol appropriately, and set its opacity to 50% in the property panel, as shown in the figure:

Select the two symbol at the same time, right-click, select Tween instances in the symbol item, or press Ctrl+shift+alt+t to eject the dialog box and add the value 5. As shown in figure:

At this point, we will find that although our animation effect comes out, the next two words do not appear in the next animation, because we do not assign it to each frame, of course, will not appear. OK, let's solve this problem while selecting "Kingfun" and "World", open the Frame panel, click on the triangle in the upper right corner to eject the Drop-down menu, select Copy to frames and choose all frames, as shown in figure:

Of course, you can also put the elements not assigned to each frame in the layer panel into a new layer, and then double-click the layer to make it a shared layer. Here, the main is to give you a broader idea to solve the problem, more flexible use of FW mx!

Press the play button, how about, the next word appears. Such a simple banner strip is generated.

Turn from: Dynamic Network production guide www.knowsky.com