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| When you want to make a successive adjustments to each keyframe, it makes sense to draw the first frame, insert a keyframe, and then adjust the new frame before inserting a third frame. This process is effective because each time you insert a keyframe, Flash copies the contents of the previous keyframe. Inserting one keyframe at a time ensures that each keyframe is the same as the previous one, so that you need to make only a slight change before continuing. When you intend to draw an entirely new image into each keyframe, you should consider inserting blank keyframes (either one at a time or by selecting Modify, Timeline, Convert to Blank Keyframes). That way, each new keyframe starts with no contents. |
