|
||||||
|
||||||
Flash Tutorial - Animating Smoke, Steam or Dry Ice
405 Animation
Flash Compatibility: Flash 8 Pro Only
Written by: Phil Schulz
Length: 1800 words
Assumed Knowledge: Some knowledge of Tweening and nesting symbols would be useful.
Level: Easy
Access: Members Bonus tutorial. For the full version you must: LOG ON To become a Member: Click here
For Free Tutorials: See listings: Free Tutorials
Animating smoke and steam can be a tricky thing but with Flash 8 Pro the new Filters make smoke screens very easy. The animation of a steam room or a steamy hot coffee cup is no problem. If what you want is a smoky room or chimney well just use the same blur filter smoke/steam technique.
Example:
Download the Flash file
Ani 405a
Example of steamy hot coffee.
Example: Download
the Flash file Ani 405b
The same steamy hot animation on a black background.
Example: Download
the Flash file Ani 405c
An animation of a natural Steam Vent in Rotorua, New Zealand.
Example: Download
the Flash file Ani 405d
Here the animation is used to create black smoke.
In the above Movies the method of creating the animation is the same. They all uses the new filters that come with Flash 8 Pro.
Note: This animation technique will only work with Flash 8 Pro. Alas if you have Flash 8 Basic or any earlier version of Flash such as MX or MX 2004 you will not be able to use this technique. To check which version of Flash you are running open Flash and go to: Help > About Flash
The animation method used to create the smoke and steam in the Movies above all use the same method. In this tutorial
I am going to describe how to create this smoke and steam using Flash 8 Pro's new Filters.
This is a members only bonus tutorial. For the full text you must: LOG ON
For Free Tutorials: See listings: Free Tutorials
Why not try out webwasp's new community. Meet new people, find friends in your area: Webwasp Mates & Dates
|
|
|
All material on this site is protected under international copyright © law. DO NOT reproduce any material from this site without written permission. Please ask as permission is often granted.
|