How to Loop in Adobe Animate on Export

Question

Hello, I made a short .2 second animation and I want to export it so that it will loop for 10 seconds. Is there a way for me to do this?

JoãoCésar17023019 · Accepted Answer

Is there instructions on how to do this? I am confused. It works when I click Test Scene but not when I export

Hopefully this GIF will be able to show you how to achieve this.

Basically:

- Copy all the frames from the main timeline by selecting the frames, right-clicking them and choosing Copy Frames;

- Insert a new symbol: Insert > New Symbol... (Ctrl/Cmd + F8);

- Inside of this newly created symbol, paste the copied frames by right-clicking and choosing Paste Frames;

- Drag and a drop a instance from this symbol from the Library to the stage;

- Align this new instance;

- Go to File > Export > Export Video...;

- Under Stop exporting, select After time elapsed;

- Type 10.

More info about frames:

Use frames and keyframes in Adobe Animate

Please let me know if you still have any further question.

Regards,

JC

JoãoCésar17023019 · Answer

Hi.- Go to File > Export > Export Video...;- Under Stop exporting, select After time elapsed;- Type 10.This will make Animate CC record your animation during 10 seconds on export.I hope this helps.Regards,JC

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