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Aug 03, 2019
12:03 AM
1 Upvote
I just noticed the second part of n. tilcheff's answer. Is it not possible to do a similar animation using either the the Shape Tween or the Asset Warp Tool instead of drawing lots of sequential frames? If not with the standard Animate tools, maybe with Flaminate Power Tools?
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Aug 02, 2019
11:55 PM
I go File > Import > Import to Library, then I either Shift-Click, as you mentioned, or just drag and choose multiple SVG files containing vectors. I then get a pop-op window with three choices: import all paths into the same layer and frame import each path to different layer import each path to different keyframe The problem is I have to choose for each file, instead of being able to do so for all with just one click.
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Aug 02, 2019
11:46 PM
1 Upvote
The auto lip-sync tutorial is fine indeed. However, as far as I understand by watching the video linked by danielo33771543 under the banner, he does not seem to want to simulate a talking mouth. Instead he seems to want to create specific mouth behavior like liking or biting the lips.
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Aug 02, 2019
01:53 PM
As nice and informative the video kglad linked is, it is not exactly what danielo33771543 seems to be looking for. Although I’m not experienced enough, I’m sure you can use either the Shape Tween or the Asset Warp Tool to animate your artwork in a similar way to the banner.
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Aug 02, 2019
01:40 PM
Is there any way to choose the "import each path to different layer" option just once for all files, while importing multiple vector SVG files to Animate? It is very frustrating and time-consuming having to repeatedly choose that option for each file, especially when importing many of them. The same problem occurs with the overwrite or not option, for those files that already exist in the library.
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May 12, 2019
12:24 AM
1 Upvote
If you find any relevant info please post it here because it doesn’t seem like “the team” is interested in providing any!
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Apr 19, 2019
01:35 PM
I think it is basically the same color picker in different modes, left for solid color, right for gradient, linear or radiant.
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Apr 05, 2019
12:46 PM
does this mean that we cannot use javascript when publishing for ios or android apps?
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Apr 04, 2019
01:06 PM
I was probably not clear enough. I am referring to the JS version I can use in Animate. So, can I use JS ES6 while developing in Animate?
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Apr 04, 2019
09:39 AM
Does Animate CC support ES6 JavaScript fully or just ES5? Moreover, Joseph Labrecque, mentions in a 2016 article that Animate CC is a “language agnostic application”. However, I do not understand how that is the case since, if that is true, Animate CC should be able to support any version of JS, as soon as such a version became available. I am certainly not an expert but I do not think this is the case. Please explain. Thanks.
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Jan 08, 2019
06:39 AM
What _keyframer says is correct, you must convert your project to ActionScript 3, so you can enable the "stream" audio option. You can do so in Windows the same way as in OS X, like you can see in the screenshot.
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Jan 05, 2019
05:32 AM
2 Upvotes
The information you provide is inadequate really. When exporting video, any audio layers should play normally. However, you do not really have any options about sound when you (File->Export->Export video). You should instead check in (File-> Publish settings), where you can adjust the project’s audio settings. Another thing you should also check is this particular audio stream's properties. When you click on the audio wave line, in the audio layer, you get info about the audio used, on the properties panel. Make sure it is on: (Sync: Stream). Moreover, if you do not really understand all the options there, you might try deleting the audio layer altogether and creating a new one to add again the audio file, in case any default settings there were accidentally changed.
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Jan 02, 2019
08:32 AM
Thanks for taking the time to reply, I'm working on Windows 10 Pro 64bit
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Dec 31, 2018
11:35 AM
I am trying to export an Animate CC project to video. The project is 141secs, 24 FPS on a 1920 x 1080 stage. There is no AS or JS code, advanced layers are activated and both camera layer and layer parenting are used. While exporting, I use the “Stop exporting: After time elapsed” option, using 2:21 as the time elapsed. I have extended my timeline by 1 frame, after 141secs. I do not use the “convert video in Adobe Media Encoder” option. When I export with the original 1920 x 1080 resolution or 1280 x 720, the output .mov file plays fine on vlc player. The problem is that when I export video using 853 x 480, the audio plays fine but the screen is just full black like there is no video content at all! I did try using other players with the same result. Note that, when I change the export resolution from the original stage's 1920 x 1080, I do so always maintaining the screen ratio. It is even stranger the fact that I can export the video to an even lower resolution 640 x 360 and it does play fine! However, when I tried to increase the resolution just a little bit from 480 to 500, always keeping the resolution ratio fixed, the exported video was still missing! It seems like there is a problem around that resolution which is pretty strange. Finally, I successfully tried converting the exported by Animate CC 1920 x 1080 video to "YouTube 480p SD" using Adobe Media Encoder. Any ideas? Thanks
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Nov 29, 2018
05:30 AM
Got help on Reddit: apparently turning off advanced layers solves the problem. However, it is obvious that this should not happen. Is there any turn-around so I can get both the script working and use the camera layer and parenting at the same time?
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Nov 28, 2018
05:21 AM
I have a problem combining the Scripted Snow from the templates with camera layer. If I create a new document using Templates\Animation\Scripted Snow, I cannot activate the camera layer. Consider the document has Flash Player 11.2/Actionscript 3.0 settings by default but also works if changed to Flash Player 30.0. I assume the FLA was created on a previous version of Animate CC. However, If I create a new Actionscript 3.0 FLA and paste the template’s layers, including the actions layer, as well as copy all items to the library and the scene, I do get the camera option but I also get a repeated error message and the snow effect does not work: TypeError: Error #1006: addTarget is not a function. at Santa18altsnowB_fla::MainTimeline/randomInterval() at Function/http://adobe.com/AS3/2006/builtin::apply() at SetIntervalTimer/onTimer() at flash.utils::Timer/_timerDispatch() at flash.utils::Timer/tick() So, my main question is: what is the problem and how can I use this or similar code to create snow effect on new type documents with the camera layer option. Secondary question is: how can I limit the snow effect to part of the screen, preferably using a mask layer. I have tried using a mask layer on the actions layer unsuccessfully. Below is the Actionscript 3.0 code included in the template FLA. Thanks // Number of symbols to add. const NUM_SYMBOLS:uint = 75; var symbolsArray:Array = []; var idx:uint; var flake:Snow; for (idx = 0; idx < NUM_SYMBOLS; idx++) { flake = new Snow(); addChild(flake); symbolsArray.push(flake); // Call randomInterval() after 0 to a given ms. setTimeout(randomInterval, int(Math.random() * 10000), flake); } function randomInterval(target:Snow):void { // Set the current Snow instance's x and y property target.x = Math.random()* 550-50; target.y = -Math.random() * 200; //randomly scale the x and y var ranScale:Number = Math.random() * 3; target.scaleX = ranScale; target.scaleY = ranScale; var tween:String; // ranScale is between 0.0 and 1.0 if (ranScale < 1) { tween = "slow"; // ranScale is between 1.0 and 2.0 } else if (ranScale < 2) { tween = "medium"; // ranScale is between 2.0 and 3.0 } else { tween = "fast"; } //assign tween nested in myClip myClip[tween].addTarget(target); }
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Nov 22, 2018
02:14 PM
4 Upvotes
Considering this is the official Adobe forums, I find it disappointing having my question marked as “assumed answered”. I appreciate the response time to answer by nickg28, but I did not get a real answer to my questions. I can understand that Adobe might be unwilling to provide info on performance between AMD/Intel or nVidia/AMD but I find it unacceptable that I do not get an answer on such a basic question as whether GPU acceleration occurs in Animate CC and hence if investing on a graphics card will improve performace.
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Nov 20, 2018
06:48 AM
2 Upvotes
Thank you for the answer. However, I have already read it and does not really cover any of my questions above.
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Nov 20, 2018
04:25 AM
I am using Adobe Animate CC for animation and interactive applications and will upgrade my workstation. I struggle to find info on optimum hardware. I am not interested in general info, instead I am trying to find specific info on Animate CC. So, for example, articles with benchmarks for After Effects are considered irrelevant. Moreover, I am really interested in studying benchmarks, which I cannot find, in order to evaluate the performance in specific actions of the platform. So, for example, I am interested in being able to move clusters of frames including tweens on the timeline and having the resulting timeline appear instantly, if possible. I also want the preview to work flawlessly even on complex animations, so I do not have the need to export video, and hence loose time, just so I can get a good feeling of the real feel and flow of the animation etc. Benchmarks are also needed so I can evaluate the price/performance ratio of my options, so I do not end up investing a lot of money on tiny gains. My basic questions are: 1. How does AMD Ryzen 2 series fair to current Intel Core i5/7, considering all available optimizations? 2. Is the graphics card accelerating Animate CC and if so, on which processes of the platform? 3. If the answer to 2 is yes, which graphics card models are considered adequate to accelerate Animate CC (are consumer models accelerating or pro models are needed?) and is there significant performance difference between AMD and nVidia models?
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