Tweening on CS4

BritClock · January 25, 2009, 08:52:29 AM

So I want to tween an object that starts in one position, goes to another then returns to its original position. I would like it to ease out on the first transition then ease in on the second. However, if I select ease in for one frame it seems to change it for the entire tween, so I can only have the whole thing ease out or the whole thing ease in. Is there a way around this? Furthermore, it seems impossible to select frames that are part of a tween - you seem to have to select the whole thing.

Edit: Oh, I have to select "classic tween". Okay then.

DigitalLemonClock · January 25, 2009, 10:19:18 AM

so complexxxxxx : (((

BritClock · January 25, 2009, 12:09:11 PM

Wow.

Safe___Clock · January 25, 2009, 02:05:55 PM

i tried doing this once

then those people came

AnchorClock · January 28, 2009, 05:27:08 PM

I had a lot of trouble with CS3. I was really embarrassed when I told this one kid that I would help him with his flash assignment and since he had CS3 I couldn't figure out how to make a button.
I am going to buy CS4 and I know that its going to be tough since I'm used to flash 8.

Loki Clock · January 28, 2009, 05:48:28 PM

Quote from: The Iron Giant;1508789I had a lot of trouble with CS3. I was really embarrassed when I told this one kid that I would help him with his flash assignment and since he had CS3 I couldn't figure out how to make a button.
I am going to buy CS4 and I know that its going to be tough since I'm used to flash 8.

d00d wut r u stuped u haf 2 go 2 windo > librare > symbol > symbol style > classic symbol adn than go insied tha simbil and rite clik the timelein and chagne it 2 buttin moerd

Flounderpa · January 28, 2009, 05:59:28 PM

you gave me a reason to stick to Flash 8

FileCabinetClock · January 28, 2009, 08:11:12 PM

i read the title of this thread
and i threw up

Quote from: The Iron Giant;1508789I had a lot of trouble with CS3. I was really embarrassed when I told this one kid that I would help him with his flash assignment and since he had CS3 I couldn't figure out how to make a button.
I am going to buy CS4 and I know that its going to be tough since I'm used to flash 8.

buy

RomanClock · January 28, 2009, 08:21:01 PM

Use Tween graph, its awesome. I think in CS4 you can actually tween that whole thing with one tween graph.

TequilaClock · January 29, 2009, 02:34:26 PM

Wait wait wait, there are other kinds of tweening aside Motion and Shape?

CD Clock · January 29, 2009, 04:27:28 PM

CS4 won't tween skews for some reason.
And the new type of motion tween doesn't work.

flash cs4 sux

TequilaClock · January 29, 2009, 09:53:08 PM

holy shit I tried it today again and I can't select individual frames once I tried to do a tween (which miserably failed)

This version is fucking weird

Fireman · January 30, 2009, 09:16:19 AM

tweening in cs4 reminds me a bit of doing so in 3ds max, though it doesn't seem to be as good.

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