Assignment 3A - Exploring Adobe Animate

 PART 1.) Create the bouncing ball animation per the in-class tutorial (you can watch the video of the class session in the Files section of Canvas) and post it to your blog.

Post the GIF on your blog and title your post Assignment 3A - Bouncing Ball (or something similar). Post the GIF as if it was a photo using Insert Image. You cannot post it using Insert Video.

NOTE: You can export is as a GIF with OR without the background showing by selecting or de-selecting the Transparency option.

A step-by-step tutorial follows below the bouncing ball GIFs.

PART 2.) SCROLL WAY DOWN FOR PART 2 OF THIS ASSIGNMENT.

 

Here are the steps:

1.) Create a square or rectangle as your background and fill with any color.

2.) Create a ball and fill with any color (hold the shift key while you draw to create a perfect circle): 

PART 2.) Create a second bouncing ball animation with the following parameters:
1.) create a new project that is either 400 by 400 OR 720 by 720

2.) create a background that is NOT transparent
3.) create at least two (2) moving objects within your animation
4.) have at least one of the objects change size or rotate or modify its shape in some manner and use squash and stretch, if appropriate for your animation
5.) you can also animate text
6.) export the project as an animated GIF and post it to your blog (post as a PHOTO, not a video)
IMPORTANT:  MAKE SURE EACH ASSET IS ON ITS OWN LAYER!

As before, save your project as an Adobe Animate file AND export it as a GIF, being sure to set the animation to Loop Forever. Post the GIF onto your post previous Assignment 3A - Bouncing Ball (or something similar) post by clicking on Revert To Draft, which allows you to edit your post. Post the GIF as if it was a photo using Insert Image. You cannot post it using Insert Video. 

PART 3.) Create a third animation using a rectangle or square. Rotate the rectangle/square as it moves around the stage. Post the new animation to your blog.