Adobe Animate CC is easy to use, with a system of layers and a relatively easy to understand timeline. It opens up a world of infinite possibilities for creatives, app and web developers, and game designers.
Adobe Animate CC comes with a limited number of tools for the creation of graphics, but it’s very easy to import content created with Fireworks or Photoshop.
You can create dynamic content thanks to Action Script 3.0, a simplified programming language that is adapted to the Internet. A library of predefined code can make coding easier for beginners. You can also use Flash Builder to generate Action Script.
1. Creating Graphics and Text
- File types and the workspace
- Creating graphics
- Using the Drawing tools
- Working with text
- Importing vector and bitmap images
2. Using the Library and Symbols
- Ungrouping and manipulating
- Creating and reusing MovieClip symbols
- Creating button and graphic symbols
3. Animation Basics
- Using the Timeline and keyframes
- Creating a classic tween
- Adding easing
- Animating effects
4. Advanced Animation
- Morphing objects with the shape tween
- Creating an animated mask
- Creating a motion tween
- Adding 3D rotation
5. Exporting Graphics and Animation
- How to export static graphics
- Creating an animated GIF
- Converting and exporting for WebGL
6. Adding ActionScript and JavaScript
- Adding ActionScript
- Creating HTML content
- Adding JavaScript
7. Creating Banner Ads
- Creating an HTML 5 banner ad
- Creating a Flash banner ad
8. Finishing Up
- Integrating audio
- Advanced publishing option
