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Flash 101 (part 3): Bouncing Around
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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    2000-12-27

    Table of Contents:
  • Flash 101 (part 3): Bouncing Around
  • For The Cool In You
  • The Colour Purple
  • A Tint Of Scarlet
  • Taking The Scenic Route
  • Bouncing Balls
  • Zooming In
  • Curves In All The Right Places
  • Taking A Hint...Or Two...Or Three

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    Flash 101 (part 3): Bouncing Around - Zooming In
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    Another effect that's simple to accomplish with motion tweening is the so-called "zoom" effect.



    As you might have already figured, this is not at all difficult in Flash. For your first keyframe, simply create a symbol - image or text block - which is miniscule in size



    and then scale it up for your second keyframe.



    When you tween the two together, if you do it right, it will appear as though you are "zooming in" to the image.

    This article copyright Melonfire 2000. All rights reserved.

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