Adam Tworz
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excellent, this is exactly what i was looking for, cheers mate you’re legend
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yes you’re Jason, i totally get your point and i also use flash, but it is sometimes very frustrating let me give you example: scaling down stroke, so if you have some graphic of plenty stroke lines or even if you add stroke to letters (even that simple task is difficult to achieve in flash) and you scale it down it wont be looking good so first you try to convert this stokes to shapes and then in plenty of cases some of strokes will convert good but some of them get totally distorted. sure you can make it right in illustrator and then import back to flash but it get tiresome, other hands creating animation in illustrator using layers seems to be a little bit overkill so what i was looking for is some tool combining reliability of illustrator and easy going of flash
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that’s good tutorial thx for link Nate
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the thing is that one can waste plenty of time using wrong tools, ie you can drive a screw with a knife but screwdriver is more clever choice in that case. so you can do animation in nplenty of ways even using windows paint and draw them frame by frame. so the question is what is most right tool to do them, let’s call it professionals choice, or simple which tool Andrew used
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Sorry Glyn, so if you look closely at them you’ll see that this kind of stuff is created rather as frame by frame animation than other way. the question is which software was used. you could do that in flash, but is that what he used or was it something else
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have you at least seen them Glen [??]