But just a way of getting a decent end result would be nice. Looks like it doesn't work that way in the end so looks like I'm going to be stuck with a massive amount of frames to deal with. Is there a more suitable file format I should be using? I was hoping that the animation would sit in a single frame and just be left to play on its own - either just once or looped to the end.
What should be a smooth white image with transparency comes in as an ugly grey with a dark grey outline. Which leads me onto question 2: Is there a better way? I've tried exporting the original starburst animation as an animated GIF and once again that does import back into Animate, although it's lousy in terms of quality. It lets me move each frame individually but I want to copy the whole block of 20 fames in one go. As hard as I try, I cannot move that animation to where I want it to appear. I can live with that although the imported graphics default to being placed on the top left corner of the canvas. It imports the file and shows it to be 20 individual frames in the timeline, whereas the original had 3 frames linked by tweens. swf file and then importing into the Animate file I'm creating my artwork in. I have initially tried exporting the original as an. At the end of the day, I want about ten of these in place all glinting away at spaced intervals. psd file) as a symbol into frame 1, duplicate to frame 10 as a larger instance and then duplicate the original size version to frame 20 and then tween all the frames - I get an image that starts small, gets bigger and then reverts back to original size as a smooth animation. So.įirst question: If I create this animation in Animate - import the original starburst graphic (currently a.
I am working on an artwork that contains sparkles on that I want to make look as though they glint (so imagine a white starburst that gets larger and then shrinks back to its original size as an animation, placed on an image).
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