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opacity on animate

New Here ,
Feb 25, 2021 Feb 25, 2021

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I'm pretty new to adobe animate so if someone could help me out that would be great. I set the opacity to some of the layers on my aniation to 50%, but when I preview the animation all the layers are back to 100%. Is there anyway I can prevent this? 

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LEGEND ,
Feb 25, 2021 Feb 25, 2021

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Layer opacity is a feature like outline view, that only exists in the editor. It's working as designed.

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Feb 26, 2021 Feb 26, 2021

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Lets see if I can help. : ) To help me explain I'm gonna use some really basic art. . . two overlapping brown ovals!
AlphaNone.png
If you want everything on a layer to be 50% transparent probably the easiest solution is:

  • Select everything on that layer
  • Hit F8 to convert everything to a Symbol
  • Name the symbol whatever you want, and click [OK]
  • With the symbol selected go to the Properties panel
    • Go to Color Effect, and select Style: Alpha
      Alpha.png
    • Set the alpha to 50%

Now everything on that layer should be 50% transparent. 🙂

 

However you might get a visual error where two objects are overlapping eachother, and the overlapping section is more opaque, like this:
AlphaBad.png

To fix this:

  • Select the symbol and go to the Properties panel
    • Go to Display, and select Blending: Layer
    • next select Render: Original (No Change) 


Now when you export the image it will look like this:*

AlphaGood.png

*Nope, this doesn't work any more. .. Is this a bug? : (

Sigh-* let's do a work-around:

To really fix this:

  • Select the symbol and go to the Properties panel
    • Go to Filters, and select Color Adjustment
      AlphaFix.png

 

Now your symbol will look like this! No gross overlapping alphas.

AlphaGood.png
Hope this helps!

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Feb 26, 2021 Feb 26, 2021

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Using a filter in a Canvas document is usually a bad idea, because they aren't natively implemented by the browser. Filters are all implemented in JavaScript, so for performance reasons they can't be tweened. They get rendered once and then cached.

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