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Flash Tutorial Beginner - Onion SkinningOnion skinning enables you to view multiple frames at the same time. It is specially helpful when creating an animation consisting of a series of keyframes. Onion Skin icons are found below the time line. The first allows you to view frames in color while the other displays the object as outlines (keyframes are however displayed in color). ![]() ![]() Normal Onion Skin As shown in the image on the left, the current frame is shown in full color while the other frames are dimmed progressively. This gives an impression of a series of drawings created on onion skin paper and then stacked on top of each other. ![]() Onion Skin in outline mode For complex animations, it's better to use Onion Skinning in the outline mode. What else?
Now come the interesting part. I fill up some areas of the outlined drawing and save it as a symbol. This is how it looks: The symbol can then be used in Flash movies. The animation below is just 3498 bytes... Light my Fire!
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