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In this project we’ll create a banner ad of a rising sun over the mountains using the Flash CS4 motion editor to tween the motion of the sun along a curved path and to change its brightness.

[If you want to create your own project and follow along with this tutorial, the lesson files are available for download here]

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  2. xasher (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    seening how the motion editor work , its much more flexiable yet dynamic tool to work with ever than before and yeah its much user friendly with the visual graphic timeline on the side

    thanks for the lesson

  3. jan (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    I don’t see the tutorial? What am I missing. I’ve paid for a year subscription to this mag…

  4. Web Editor (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    Video seems to be working fine from our end.

    Make sure you have Flash player installed and updated in your browser.

    Aaron Westgate
    Web Editor – Layers magazine

  5. Frake (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    Thanks for the speedy tute, just what I was looking for..!

  6. Omar (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    no ease… :( come on

  7. Tom Green (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    Feel free to toss it in , Omar. Easing is a bit more complex in CS4 so I left it out.

  8. dy (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    I need my background to fade in and then out, my type to move to left a few cm. and then another pic to fade in with text moving right a few cm. Then to loop again and again with more pics.

    Check out http://www.smeinc.com

    how do you do that?

  9. Brian (NorCal) (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    Guys, Man, having Adobe remove the UI that easily allows quick transitions fade in and out etc is a MAJOR issue. Everywhere I look I am finding upset people about this nice feature that lets you pump out objects without being an Action Script junky. Motion Tween, cool. A GREAT tutorial would be showing older users how you can actually still use the CS4 product at all!! Without transitions and ActionScript training, I am ready to downgrade back to MX2004. HELP!!! and love your work. thank you.

  10. Bahjat (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    ): ):
    Steps are non-existent on flash

  11. GWBridge (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    Hey this was great. I too have just created a movie clip as a header for our website. My issue is the clip replays over and over. I have added the stop action to the last frame of my animation but am not able to.. It tells me that the current selection can not have actions applied to it. Any thoughts?

    Thank you

  12. Haz (Reply) on Tuesday September 23, 2008

    nice video..thanks.



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