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    This document defines key animation terms including frame, keyframes, tween, motion tween, shape tween, scene, symbol, alpha, and anchor point. A frame is a still image that creates animation when viewed in succession. Keyframes specify places where change occurs, and tweening is the animation process between keyframes, including motion tweening to smoothly transition an object's position and shape tweening to morph an object's shape. Scenes divide frames to organize playback, symbols store reusable objects, alpha controls transparency, and anchor points determine an object's rotation axis.

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    This document defines key animation terms including frame, keyframes, tween, motion tween, shape tween, scene, symbol, alpha, and anchor point. A frame is a still image that creates animation when viewed in succession. Keyframes specify places where change occurs, and tweening is the animation process between keyframes, including motion tweening to smoothly transition an object's position and shape tweening to morph an object's shape. Scenes divide frames to organize playback, symbols store reusable objects, alpha controls transparency, and anchor points determine an object's rotation axis.

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    ANIMATION TERMS

    BY Jason Banegas

    FRAME

    Still image that creates


    animation when viewed in
    succession

    KEYFRAMES

    Specified place in the


    animation where change
    occurs

    TWEEN

    Animation process that


    occurs between keyframes

    MOTION TWEEN

    Used to make an object


    smoothly transition from a
    defined starting position to
    a defined ending position

    SHAPE TWEEN

    Used to make an object


    gradually morph or change
    shape

    SCENE

    A division of frames used


    to separate different parts
    of an animation to make
    editing and playback
    easier to organize

    SYMBOL

    An object stored in the


    library of a project that can
    be quickly accessed and
    used repeatedly
    throughout the animation

    ALPHA

    Transparency value of
    object in animation;
    normally used to make an
    object gradually fade in or
    fade out

    ANCHOR POINT

    Rotation axis of an
    animated spinning object

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