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Frame-Based Animation |
A series of individual still frames that create the illusion of animation when viewed continuously The graphics in each frame have slight changes in position from the previous frame Frame-based techniques are commonly used with digital photographs to create Stop Motion Animation |
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Vector Animation- |
Uses Computer formulas to make objects in the animation move along a path |
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Symbol |
an object stored in the library of a project that can be quickly accessed andused repeatedly throughout the animation |
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Alpha |
transparency value of object in animation; normally used to make an objectgradually fade in or fade out |
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Scene |
a division of frames used to separate different parts of an animation tomake editing and playback easier to organize |
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Animated .GIF |
supports only frame-based animationsimplest way to display short animation clips only animation format that cannot play audio |
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.SWF |
standard animation format for use on the Internetcan support frame-based or vector animation supports ActionScript coding, allowing for user interactivityrelatively small file size |
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MOV |
converts an animation to a video file can be imported and edited by a video editing softwareused for television broadcasting |
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.FLV |
video format that uses the Adobe Flash Player for animation playbackstandard format for embedded video on the Internet |
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.FLA- |
native project file used by Adobe® Flash preserves the project’s layers, scenes, and library for future editingcan only be opened or edited by Flash |
