Now that we have completed the Flash animation, audio will need to be added. In this demo, we begin the steps of adding music and sound effects to your project. In the full version, you will get access to the audio files along with the entire lesson.

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It’s no secret that Adobe Flash can sometimes have a hard time exporting videos. This is especially true with complex or longer works. Audio can go off sync, frame rates can drop, videos can have weird glitches and so on. The technique in this tutorial will give you a gauranteed clean render. Just know you will need three pieces of software (Flash, Vision Lab Studio (or something comparable) and a video editor) and some time set aside to do this.

As part of the Adobe Flash Cartoon Youtorial Series, you will learn to draw and create an alien world for our character to run through. This demo gives you a taste of what to expect from that.

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In the final lesson of this series we go over some very basic elements of ActionScript. We learn how to access the Actions panel and input code through it. Finally, we look at the Code Snippets Panel, a new item that has been introduced in Adobe Flash CS5.

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Here we take a look at the different special effects Adobe Flash provides for us. Making a symbol transparent, changing colors with tweening and apply glow effects are just a few things we cover in this lesson.

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Here I cover the differences between Classic, Motion and Shape Tweening. Tweening allows us to animated objects with a series of keyframes on a single layer. This can be great for easing the animation process!

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In this lesson we learn about the three different symbols types, Graphic, MovieClip and Button, and how to effectively utilize the Adobe Flash Library.

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Learn the differences between Static, Input and Dynamic text. Each of these have a different purpose for design and interactive use (like using ActionScript). Plus, I show you some of the new graphical features TLF Text brings to the table.

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In this lesson I cover the differences between vector and bitmap graphics. Vector graphics can be created with any drawing tool in Flash. There are some things to be aware of too, like Object VS Non-Object Drawing. Finally, we’ll uncover the ability to break apart our images and convert them into loose vector-based drawings.

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The timeline in Adobe Flash is essential as it maps out all animation and design aspects of our project files. We’ll go over layers, reading the timeline and other Stage Properties. We’ll also build on this lesson later when we learn how to utilize tweening animation.

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