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| Adobe Flash CS4 Professional |
Adobe Flash CS4 Prof - Flash can be frightening to master because of its complex interface and
the multiple steps required to get started with animation. Thankfully,
Flash CS4 isn't like some other updates of professional Adobe software,
which sometimes add few important features at a steep price. This
upgrade is worthwhile, especially for those learning Flash animation for
the first time.
Flash CS4 offers a fundamentally different approach to animation with
object-based tweening, making it easier to get started. For instance,
just draw and select a shape, create a tween, and you're ready to move
the shape around in the timespan that appears, instantly creating an
animation. There are no more in-between steps to take, as Flash CS4
fills in the gaps you previously had to do yourself.
In addition, the work space is more elegant and options expand to work
with the latest video formats and Web applications. And as with each new
release, Adobe added design tools that enable creative professionals to
create complicated-looking animation more quickly.
Setup and interface
As with other professional Adobe Creative
Suite applications, the interface can be be incomprehensible to
beginners. However, Flash CS4 offers many welcome improvements to its
look and feel. Tweaks to the Timeline, Properties Inspector, and Toolbar
emphasize the central location of the Stage. A helpful Search field,
tabs to keep track of multiple projects in progress, and pull-down menus
to toggle among work space layouts are found throughout Creative Suite
4. Panels are simpler to resize, open, and close. Searching within the
Library in Flash will suggest items as you type, which can save a vast
amount of time. Designers should like hot-text editing, also found in
Photoshop and After Effects, as well as a new color-management panel.
Features
Adobe has reinvented the building blocks of
Flash animation so you can get started in two steps. No longer must you
create a symbol, then manually apply and adjust keyframes and tweens;
Adobe defines selected items as a symbol for you. It should be easier to
control and tweak animation now that it applies to an object rather
than to a Timeline keyframe. Right-click on an object, select Create
Motion Tween, and the time span is created automatically. You can create
cartoons as if you were drawing designs in Illustrator. The new
animation model also simplifies drastic edits when you're already deep
into a project; especially if you wish to extend the length of a movie.
Another benefit to Flash CS4 is its new Motion Editor, which
provides granular controls for fine-tuning animation with Bezier curves.
The Classic Tween option is available, should you prefer the old
animation model. Coders can dig into ActionScript without changing their
work flow.
New 3D tools make it simpler to add visual depth,
although professionals can find deeper 3D options from other vendors.
Design tools introduced to Flash CS4 include 3D Translation and 3D
Rotation, Bones, and Deco. 3D Translation and Rotation help you
manipulate objects in near-3D space with the same ease of resizing an
image in Photoshop.
With Bones, you can create inverse kinematics animation,
ideal, for example, for rotating the arm of a crane or Rube Goldberg
contraption to set off a reaction among related mechanical parts. This
also can be extremely useful for animating characters. Bones is trickier
to learn than we'd like, but it's still a shortcut compared with how
you'd have to labor to achieve similar effects without it.
The
Deco tool helps you create repetitive patterns, such as blinking stars
in the sky, geometric wallpaper patterns, or intricate designs of vines,
without using ActionScript. We didn't find this as cool in practice as
it was in early demonstrations, but it's still fun. A library of motion
presets also can get you started on more sophisticated animation that
could be tricky to build from scratch.
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