ImageReady(动画制作).pdfVIP

Animation using ImageReady Two Samples Example One: Animate a Shape 1. Open Photoshop. Create a new file with transparent background. Draw circle with Shift and Elliptical Marquee tool. Fill it with color. 2. Start ImageReady from the pull-down menus: File Jump To ImageReady 7.0, click on the “Jump to ImageReady” icon at the bottom of the Toolbox, or just press Shft + Ctrl + M. There is a n image, or document area, where you edit your image. There is also an Animation palette, which controls the frame selection and actions. 3. When you first “Jump” into ImageReady, the Animation palette of the file will contain only one frame. If the circle is not at the lower left corner, move it using Move Tool, working in the image area. 4. When the circle is properly located, press the “Duplicate current frame” icon. 5. Select the second frame. 6. Using the Move tool, move the circle to its second location. To be precise, you can use the arrow keys to “Nudge” the circle to its position. Be sure to count the number of times you press the key. 7. Continue the process of duplicating the frame and then moving the circle. Create Animation Using ImageReady Page 1 of 4 Mr. Feldstein rev 031126 8. When you have completed the entire course of the circle, select the first frame, again. Use the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the Animation palette, or click on the “Selects first frame” button, also at the bottom of the Animation palette. 9. Click the small triangle at right top of the Animation palette to access the “Actions” menu. 10. Click on “Tween.” The dialog box will appear. Select the number of frames you want to add for animation. Click OK. 11. Save the file with File Save Optimized or File Save Optimized As. 12. Now test the a