From the Animation panel menu, choose Manage Presets. Select the Balloon Float preset at the top of the list, and then click the Save As button. You can save motion presets anywhere; they're just XML files. Navigate to the Motion Presets folder inside the Ch4Exercises folder, name the preset BalloonFloat.xml, and click Save. You have to save. Hyster h50.
Often times when we get a plugin or a preset to improve our editing arsenals, we are fixing a problem, but we're also adding an extra step. It's time for you to switch it up and actually save time while editing. That's why we created a preset pack called Essential Motion.
We're fixing a non-creative problem: You're wasting time! Stop creating new keyframes for every zoom you want to add to a clip. Use these simple drag & drop, non-destructive presets instead, and adjust if necessary. You will already start saving time today, and it will really add up in the long run. Think about the many things you can do with extra time: Finally watch that last season of Seinfeld, learn a new song on your octobass, learn to play the octobass, get married to that girl you've been dating for 12 years (it's time).. so many possibilities!
All 15 presets are as flexible as we could have made them: resolution-independent, easily accessible keyframes, can be used in a wide variety of scenarios and they're all GPU accelerated.
To apply a Motion Preset: Select a tweenable object on the Stage. If you apply a Motion Preset to an object that is not tweenable, Animate provides you options to convert the object to a symbol. Select a preset in the Motion Presets panel. Motion Captured Animations. Explore a library of thousands of full-body character animations, captured from professional motion actors. Each animation is transferred to your own character and can be previewed and edited directly with Mixamo, so you can control the look and feel of each motion. Animation presets can come in handy in a variety of different scenarios. Newbies can use them to learn their way around Adobe After Effects and introduce themselves to the wonderful world of animation. Seasoned motion graphics artists can use presets to brainstorm ideas and kickstart an animation project. Whatever the situation, let's check.
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To apply a Motion Preset: Select a tweenable object on the Stage. If you apply a Motion Preset to an object that is not tweenable, Animate provides you options to convert the object to a symbol. Select a preset in the Motion Presets panel. Motion Captured Animations. Explore a library of thousands of full-body character animations, captured from professional motion actors. Each animation is transferred to your own character and can be previewed and edited directly with Mixamo, so you can control the look and feel of each motion. Animation presets can come in handy in a variety of different scenarios. Newbies can use them to learn their way around Adobe After Effects and introduce themselves to the wonderful world of animation. Seasoned motion graphics artists can use presets to brainstorm ideas and kickstart an animation project. Whatever the situation, let's check.
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This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Adding Animation with Motion Presets
In an InDesign document, you can add animation to objects for use in exported SWF files, not in an Interactive PDF. To add animation to a PDF, export a selection as a SWF and place it in an InDesign document, and then export it as a PDF. With the Animation panel (New!), you can animate an object quickly using motion presets, which are pre-defined animations that come along with InDesign. The motion presets are the same ones used in Adobe Flash Professional CS5. You can import any custom presets from XML created in Flash or save your own in InDesign. After you apply a motion preset, you can modify animation settings (New!), such as speed, duration, and when the animation plays. If you no longer want to use an animation, you can remove it.
Apply an Animation Motion Preset and Set Options
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- Select the object you want to animate.
- Select the Animation panel.
- Click the Window menu, point to Interactive, and then click Animation.
- Type a descriptive name for the animation. The name is also used when you set up an action to play the animation.
- Click the Preset list arrow, and then select a motion preset.
- Click the Event(s) list arrow, and then select an event to play the animated object in the SWF file.
On Page Load. Plays when the page is loaded (selected by default).
On Page Click. Plays when the page is clicked.
On Click (Self). Plays when the object is clicked.
On Roll Over (Self). Plays when the object is pointed to. To reverse the action when you point off the object, select the Reverse On Roll Off check box.
On Button Event. Plays when a button action takes place.
- To create a button trigger, click the Create Button Trigger button, click an object to convert it to a button, and then set options in the Buttons panel.
- Specify a duration for the animation and the number of time the animation plays, or select the Loop check box to repeatedly play the animation.
- Click the Speed list arrow, and then select an option: From Preset for the default, None for a steady rate, Ease In to start slow and speeds up, or Ease Out to start fast and slows down.
- To use advanced options, click the Properties arrow, and then do any of the following:
Animate. Select From Current Appearance or To Current Appearance to use the object's current properties as the starting or ending point. Select To Current Location to use the object's properties as the starting and ending point.
Rotate. Specify a rotation angle the object completes.
Origin. Uses the proxy to specify the origin point of the motion path.
Scale. Specify a percentage to increase or decrease the size.
Opacity. Select None (remains solid), Fade In (goes to visible), or Fade Out (goes to invisible).
Visibility. Select the Hide Until Animated or Hide After Animating check boxes to make an object invisible before or after playback.
- To remove an animation from an object, select the object, and then click the Delete button on the Animation panel.
