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Adobe Flash

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2D animation software that you can create games, ads, and more.

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Maxon Cinema 4D

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3D animation software that creates 3D models and can animate them in a virtual environment.

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Adobe Edge Animate

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HTML-based 2D dimensional software.

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Converting Files

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Converting any files necessary in order to access and edit them.

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File-naming Convention

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To assure proper organization.

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File organization

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For easy and quick access.

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Visual Representation

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Sketch one for each major scene or phase of the animation.

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Movement/Transitions

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Provide the client with info about the movement and transitions.

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Scene

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Create a scene for the figurines or graphics to be used in the stop motion animation to interact with.

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Figurines/Graphics

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Create and/or prepare the figurines or graphics to be used in the stop motion animation.

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Lighting/Camera Setup

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To capture each individual frame of the stop motion animation.

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Action script

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Language of computer code that’s used by Adobe Flash to create user interactivity in animations.

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Code Snippets-

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Small blocks of Actionscript code that can be applied to an object or the animation in general.

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Script Assist

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- A feature found in the actions panel that can be used to generate Action Script without writing code from scratch.

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Instances

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Editable copies of symbols that can be changed individually after dragging them from the library.

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Button State

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Specific visual appearance of an interactive button that corresponds to the particular phase of interaction.

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Up State

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When the button isn’t rolled over or pressed down; the normal appearance.

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Over State

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When the mouse cursor hovers over the button.

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Down State

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When the button is clicked and the mouse button is held down.

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Hit State

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Not a visible change; the clickable area of the button or hot spot.

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Onion Skin

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Feature that reveals a range of previous and next frames relative to the current frame and allows the user to compare the position of the objects when creating movement.

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Masking

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Similar to masking in Adobe Photoshop; allows an object in the animation to be hidden by an editable layer to reveal or hide what’s underneath.

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Easing

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Generating movement in an animation that’s not a constant speed but can speed up or slow down to create a more realistic appearance.

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Motion Path

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A pre-determined path that moving objects can follow exactly; helps create movement that’s not just linear but specific to a set route.

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Moquette/Model

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Physical representation of characters or objects in an animation that’s used to ensure realistic and true movement.

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Preview-

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Visually check for errors or undesired movement.

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Debugger Program

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To check the actionscript code for syntax or omission errors.

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Address Errors

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That are detected by a visual check and/or debug program.

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File Format

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Choose the right one based on clients needs.

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Publish

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To allow the client to view it on their local computer.

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Preview

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A final time to check for errors.

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Optimize

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Based on specific client needs. File size and file name requirements.