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Applying custom ease in/ease out to motion tweens (Flash Professional only) 259
The dialog box provides the following additional controls:
Use One Setting for All Properties check box The default value for this is selected, which
means that the displayed curve is used for all properties, and the Properties pop-up menu is
disabled. When the check box is not selected, the Properties pop-up menu is enabled, and
each property has a separate curve defining the velocity of that property.
Property pop-up menu This menu is enabled only when the Use One Setting for All
Properties check box is not selected. When enabled, a separate curve is maintained for each of
the five properties appearing in the menu. Selecting a property in the menu displays the curve
for that property. The properties are:
Position
Specifies custom ease settings for the position of an animated object on the
Stage.
Rotation
Specifies custom ease settings for the rotation of an animated object. For
example, you can fine-tune how quickly or slowly an animated character turns around to
face the user on the Stage.
Scale Specifies custom ease settings for the scale of an animated object. For example,
you can more easily customize the scale of an object so it appears to be moving away from
the viewer, then coming closer, and then moving away again.
Color
Specifies custom ease settings for color transitions applied to an animated object.
Filters
Specifies custom ease settings for filters applied to an animated object. For
example, you can control the ease setting of a drop shadow that simulates a change in the
direction of a light source.
Play and Stop buttons These buttons let you preview an animation on the Stage using all
the current velocity curves defined in the Custom Ease In/Ease Out dialog box.
Reset button
This button lets you reset the velocity curve to the default, linear state.
Position of the selected control point
In the lower-right corner of the dialog box, a
numeric value displays the keyframe and position of the selected control point. If no control
point is selected, no value appears.
To add a control point to the line, click the diagonal line once. This adds a new control point
to the line. By dragging the positions of the control points, you can achieve a precise degree of
control over the motion of an object.