Re: fading in graphics

[Ray Wood]

Hi Shauna,


To fade in a graphic: select the image, make it a graphic symbol or

button symbol (if you want to attach a function to it). Decide on the

amount of frames you want the animation to be( say 10).  Double-click in

the middle of the sequence (frame 5). Under the "tweening" dialog choose

"motion" (if you're going to scale the graphic in any way, leave the scale

box checked, if not, uncheck it).Place a keyframe at the end (frame 10).

Click on the first frame (make sure your graphic is selected).

Go to the "modify" menu and choose "instance". Click on the "color

effect" tab, choose "Alpha", put in a value of "0", click "O.K.".

Voila! you're done.


Ray Wood (from Montreal)

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At 09:11 AM 6/24/98 -0700, you wrote:

>Hi all,

>

>I apologize in advance if this has been covered before. How do you

>display a graphic to look like it's fading into the Flash movie?

>Any help would be great!

>

>Thanks!

>Shauna in Vancouver

>

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