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19 Cards in this Set
- Front
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Anchor points
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Sections of a line or shape.
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Animation
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the result of many images shown quickly after the other to create the effect of movement.
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Flash movie file
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anything that is animated like a animated button, animated text, or an entire web application.
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Frame
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point on the timeline
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Frame-by-frame animation
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a movie created from a set of specified images.
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Instance
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reference to a symbol, rather than a copy of an image.
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Layers
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transparent sheets of paper with images drawn on them and the sheets placed one on top of the other.
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Morphing
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Technique that turns one shape into another.
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Motion tweening
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a single symbol is tweened to move a start location to an end location
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Onion skinning
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To help position and edit images, two or more frames can be displayed at the same time.
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Property inspector
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the toolbox below the canvas.
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Shape tweening
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when flash generates the keyframes between the first keyframe and the last using shapes.
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Stage
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is the area used to create a flash movie.
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Symbols
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stored in a flash library and used to create instances on the stage.
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Timeline
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used to lay out the sequence of images.
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Tools panel
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contains tools for drawing painting and selecting.
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Tweened animation
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animation where flash generates the key frames between the first key frame and the last.
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Vector graphic
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composed of lines connected by points, which allows for smooth resizing and a smaller file size than bitmap graphics.
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Workspace
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the gray area around the stage, which can be used as a temporary storage area while working.
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