Discuss tweening errors.
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You may discover that an animation it is not working properly or at all because you have not followed the rules for creating that particular animation. In some cases, Flash will prompt you for the fix, such as to convert an object to a symbol if you are trying to apply a motion tween to a shape. When created properly, a successful motion tween layer is blue and has diamond-shaped property keyframes, a shape tween layer is green and has a solid arrow, and a classic tween layer is purple with a solid arrow. If you break a rule, the tween will show as a dotted or dashed line instead, or the property keyframe in a motion tween will be a circle, indicating that the tween is broken. To fix a broken shape tween or classic tween, check that you have added an ending keyframe. For a shape tween, also make sure that the ending object is a drawing object. If you added a symbol instead, you can apply the shape tween, but it will be broken and the top of the Properties panel will display a Mixed type icon. The easiest way to fix the tween is to click the symbol in the ending keyframe and then click the Break Apart command on the Modify menu. When you fix a broken tween, the line changes to a solid arrow.
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Case F-1Michelle is working hard to meet a deadline, and she needs a quick, effective way to paint some masks. She turns to the automatic brush technique. Which key does Michelle need to click and hold when choosing the location of the second point in her stroke?
A. [spacebar] B. [Shift] C. [option] D. [Ctrl]
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
_______________, which you can change on the Advanced tab of the Export SWF dialog box, directly affects the smoothness of an animation.
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