im not an expert in flash, but i think its a bug/glitch/unwanted feature of layer bleeding. Should the arm need to be moving, it samples from the palette and other layer.i imagine its because its touching like..3/4 outlines of black, that its sampling it, and putting an overcoat on it. i would personally try putting all moving parts on seperate layers and/or be careful of merging layers. using Photoshop to animate and then importing it into a flash medium, or publishing as a GIF could be a solution. but its ur call hope this helped ^^
im not an expert in flash, but i think its a bug/glitch/unwanted feature of layer bleeding. Should
I figured flash was sampling the wrong color pallet having no clue what the object is and all. The only issue I have with it is that when manually animating and moving the arm, it's fine, it's only when I allow interactivity that this seems to happen. Damn bugs xD "Just make it work like the flash pro workshop!!!!!!!!". Even my professor says this software is a megaton of headaches though. But I guess it's a simplified stepping stone for animation.
I figured flash was sampling the wrong color pallet having no clue what the object is and all. The
hmm, yeah the sampling is for "smoothness" and it generally used to blend the foreground and background, so the look seemless, and less...stuck on. i would recommend trying to work in layers, or use Adobe Flash, even though its a harder program to operate, there are a butt ton of tutorials to help, and using the Skeleton and Auto-mate features are really good. u can register your image to a frame/skeleton. You move the skeleton to the desired position, and then hit the animate, the programme will insert 5-15 frames (depending on speed/complexity) and will render the image with a smooth transition. adding a little motion blur will remove any minor distortions. This is particuarly useful with Sprite Animations, or 2D animations in which u require a single character to perform a basic manouver. It also allows multiple layers, masking and other neat features which are really helpful.
hmm, yeah the sampling is for "smoothness" and it generally used to blend the foreground and backgro
Everything you recommended is what I currently used for all this xD I'm in an intro flash course and the primary program we use is Adobe Flash Pro CS6. I used the skeleton function for the arm. Each limb is already separated in layers. I do really appreciate all your advice though :3 Thank you so much!
Everything you recommended is what I currently used for all this xD I'm in an intro flash course an
