I would like to say that your tutorials have helped me so much n my journey as an animator. I started from ground bottom and without your videos , I wouldn't be where I am today. Than you for your clear and extremely informative tutorials. You are amazing
Thankyou so much that means the world to me! 8f yoy can make sure you're subscribed or you consider becoming a member to ensure that I can keep making tutorials :)
I was just learning the HOW on the Adobe Animate tutorials. I had no clue why I am selecting or doing the things I'm doing. I'm glad I came here for the WHY. Thanks for making this video.👍
I have avoided animation for a while because it scared me, but thanks to your tutorials, I find it easier every day. It's really helpful to me, thank you for all of your effort!!!
Okay you're heckin awesome, I was stupid back then to not subscribe tysm you for how simple you make these tutorials yet give enough information to where we can get started
Thanks so much! Are there any times you would prefer classic tweens? I came from after effects so motion tweens make sense to me, can I use them all the time, or does it have limitations and maybe there’s reasons I would use each? Or is classic just simpler and that’s the only benefit?
This helped me a lot! But I was wondering how I can reverse a motion tween. For example, I made a character wobble to the right and I just simply want to reverse it to its origin again, how can I quickly duplicate the first part of my animation and then simply reverse it?
Hello! Thank you very much for the explanation, I started watching your videos about Animate and I have been very excited about what I have learned! Thank you so much for making all these tips available for free. I realized that Motion Tween seems to be a lot more practical. Considering this, on what occasions would the Classic be ideal, for example?
But thats not classic. The software is creating frames and then following along with your changes. Classic is drawing each frame induvidually. I am looking for a term that is animation with "keyframes" like any transform in editing softwares. Too bad In animation those are the key frames where main stuff happens. So when i google keyframing animation, i get the classic animation style answers when i am really looking for setting jp key frames and then automating the transformations.
I have seen a TON of these tweening videos, but all of these videos are working with some super simple stick figures or elementary shapes. Suppose I have an image of a man in a bad mood in frame 1. In Frame 2 he is happy. Now I want frames inserted that tweened so you see the entire motion of the mood changing. Is that possible in any tool?
i have a problem. when i draw something then change it into motion tween it wouldn't work. my version of adobe is same as yours. do you know the problem or am i doing something wrong?
When I apply the motion tween and move the object around, I don't see those little dots along the path that represent each keyframe. It is just a smooth line. What am I doing wrong???
@@snorchill3170 I’m using 2021. It became so frustrating that I just gave up and used regular tweens haha. But if you think of a solution I’d be happy to hear it! Thanks!
How do I edit the path of a motion tween? Whenever I try, it just moves the entire path to a different location. Edit: I realized what I did wrong, nevermind.
Thanks for the tip!🙏🏾 Have never considered using Adobe Animate before, as I'm still slow at learning Ae. What's the main benefit of using Animate vs After Effects for 2D animation?
Pretty much the simplest explanation I found on TH-cam. Thank you. Question, is it possible to use a classic tween on 1 layer that has a background and foreground object/drawing on it? During the tween, I want the background object to move but not the foreground.
Thank you for this - really clear and helpful. I'm new to animate, but learning in order to (at first anyway) create animated banner ads as photoshop is kind of cumbersome. Would you have any tips for reducing the files size while building the ad? It seems that the Animate ads are smooth but the file sizes huge in comparison to the frame by frame pshop ones. The elements are all small but, like I said, I'm new and can't figure out why the file sizes are so big on export (I need to keep hem under 1mb max - they are typically 90 frames or so on avg. Any help you can offer would be appreciated - thanks!
Yes, you can animate scale seperately from position et cetera using motion tweening, and can therefore use squash and stretch on any object you like with motion tweening.
Nope, you gotta separate them to their own layers. You could do all of those symbols on their own layers INSIDE a symbol though, then place that symbol on one single layer.
Good stuff I needed that clarification :) If you wanted to tween the motion and also the scale of the ball would you classic tween the scale inside a symbol and then motion tween the symbol?
Hi thanks for your tips I have one question what is the main difference between these two? Why these two options available in Adobe animation? If possible means,make a separate video for this please Love from Kuwait.
don't forget, for classic tween you can animate along a curve (extremely complex curves) by attaching it as a child to a guide layer, even after you laid out all those key frames. I think your demo is overly simplified, if you would have used a motion guide layer you could have done the same thing much faster and with more control using the classic tween hahahaha
Well, you definitely made classic tweening look bad! (because you did it wrong) The same appearance can be achieved by using classic tweening and a motion path and the proper ease settings. It does seem regular motioning tweening is faster to set up though. But jeesh, you made classic look stupid.
I would like to say that your tutorials have helped me so much n my journey as an animator. I started from ground bottom and without your videos , I wouldn't be where I am today. Than you for your clear and extremely informative tutorials. You are amazing
Thankyou so much that means the world to me! 8f yoy can make sure you're subscribed or you consider becoming a member to ensure that I can keep making tutorials :)
His intro contains Scarlet fire. Which is the song Dankpods uses to blow earbuds up with 😂 Great video btw 👍
Thanks! :)
woah!
i also like dankpods lol
I was just learning the HOW on the Adobe Animate tutorials. I had no clue why I am selecting or doing the things I'm doing. I'm glad I came here for the WHY. Thanks for making this video.👍
I have avoided animation for a while because it scared me, but thanks to your tutorials, I find it easier every day. It's really helpful to me, thank you for all of your effort!!!
What a lovely comment, thankyou!
You are literally such a nice man. And a great teacher.
Aw thanks so much!
Okay you're heckin awesome, I was stupid back then to not subscribe tysm you for how simple you make these tutorials yet give enough information to where we can get started
Welcome back :)
@@TipTut eyyyy ya noticed me :>
Your hoody looks like that of a super hero.
A hero that creates tutorials and helps citizens become better animators.
Thanks for the tutorial, very clear and easy to understand! Helps me a lot!
Dude this tutorial is actually so much clearer and better than the others! Thank you
Thanks so much!
Are there any times you would prefer classic tweens? I came from after effects so motion tweens make sense to me, can I use them all the time, or does it have limitations and maybe there’s reasons I would use each? Or is classic just simpler and that’s the only benefit?
Classic tween is perfect for quick and dirty transitions, if you need control, go for motion tweens!
Like they said, it's useful for transitions, where the movement can be smooth with some easing, and lots of movement isn't required.
I finally know 1 type to make mine animations more smoother
Your tutorials are a great resource! Thanks a bunch they have helped immensely
amazing video thank you!!!!!
Dayum! so easy so graceful, great tutorial
Glad you think so!
thanks now I know how to make animation very fast. I was doing by adding a keyframe then moving the character.
Happy to help!
@@TipTut thanks for the reply
This helped me a lot! But I was wondering how I can reverse a motion tween. For example, I made a character wobble to the right and I just simply want to reverse it to its origin again, how can I quickly duplicate the first part of my animation and then simply reverse it?
Hi sorry hope it's okay to ask but how do you do that, did you find out how?
like this vid very short and simple easy to understand better
Thanks for sharing!
Happy to help!
Hey thankyou very much.I'd really appreciate if you can bring up a full tutorial about bone tool.
Noted!
Hello! Thank you very much for the explanation, I started watching your videos about Animate and I have been very excited about what I have learned! Thank you so much for making all these tips available for free. I realized that Motion Tween seems to be a lot more practical. Considering this, on what occasions would the Classic be ideal, for example?
Classic is good for quick and dirty animation. Ot takes much less time to set up for a simple A to B tween.
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Thanks you very much into the point
Glad it helped
I really like your way of explanation ;-)
Thanks! 😃
But thats not classic. The software is creating frames and then following along with your changes. Classic is drawing each frame induvidually. I am looking for a term that is animation with "keyframes" like any transform in editing softwares. Too bad In animation those are the key frames where main stuff happens. So when i google keyframing animation, i get the classic animation style answers when i am really looking for setting jp key frames and then automating the transformations.
Thanks this helps me a lot :D
Happy to help :)
I have seen a TON of these tweening videos, but all of these videos are working with some super simple stick figures or elementary shapes.
Suppose I have an image of a man in a bad mood in frame 1. In Frame 2 he is happy. Now I want frames inserted that tweened so you see the entire motion of the mood changing.
Is that possible in any tool?
Thank you very much
You are welcome
thanks dude! big help
No problem!
Hello,
Great Tutorial! Do we need to apply the stretch and squash to the ball if we are using motion tweening?
thank you sir
i have a problem. when i draw something then change it into motion tween it wouldn't work. my version of adobe is same as yours. do you know the problem or am i doing something wrong?
Make sure you've converted to a symbol, by selecting it and clicking F8.
@@TipTut thanks! i got it covered now. also great tutorial! it totally helped me!
No worries!
thank you that helped greatly
Glad it helped!
Very helpful, thanks a lot! Is there any situation where you would prefer a classic tween over a motion tween though? Cheers!
Simple movements there's no need for the complex workflow of motion tweening.
can you make Adobe Animate's icons bigger so that we all can see it better?
When I apply the motion tween and move the object around, I don't see those little dots along the path that represent each keyframe. It is just a smooth line. What am I doing wrong???
Srry idk much but what version of adobe animate do you use? I might be able to help you
@@snorchill3170 I’m using 2021. It became so frustrating that I just gave up and used regular tweens haha. But if you think of a solution I’d be happy to hear it! Thanks!
How do I edit the path of a motion tween? Whenever I try, it just moves the entire path to a different location.
Edit: I realized what I did wrong, nevermind.
Thanks for the tip!🙏🏾
Have never considered using Adobe Animate before, as I'm still slow at learning Ae. What's the main benefit of using Animate vs After Effects for 2D animation?
although i know Ae, i'm interested in Animate now :)
Frame by frame animation! :)
@@TipTut sounds like a better alternative for what I've seen some people do with Photoshop then. Thanks for this 🙏🏾
@@imiy it does look pretty neat to be fair.
Pretty much the simplest explanation I found on TH-cam. Thank you. Question, is it possible to use a classic tween on 1 layer that has a background and foreground object/drawing on it? During the tween, I want the background object to move but not the foreground.
One symbol and tween per layer :)
@@TipTut Okay cool thank you.
Thank you for this - really clear and helpful. I'm new to animate, but learning in order to (at first anyway) create animated banner ads as photoshop is kind of cumbersome. Would you have any tips for reducing the files size while building the ad? It seems that the Animate ads are smooth but the file sizes huge in comparison to the frame by frame pshop ones. The elements are all small but, like I said, I'm new and can't figure out why the file sizes are so big on export (I need to keep hem under 1mb max - they are typically 90 frames or so on avg. Any help you can offer would be appreciated - thanks!
Idk much but you could try to turn down bitrate, or lower resolution of the mov
@@snorchill3170 Thanks - will give it a go - going from frame to timeline animation is tricky on the size and control - like I said, learning ;)
can you do Squash & Stretch for these work with motion tweening
Yes, you can animate scale seperately from position et cetera using motion tweening, and can therefore use squash and stretch on any object you like with motion tweening.
Is there a way I could use classic or motion tweens with the symbols in just one layer
Nope, you gotta separate them to their own layers. You could do all of those symbols on their own layers INSIDE a symbol though, then place that symbol on one single layer.
@@TipTut Thank you, I'm gonna try that
Good stuff I needed that clarification :) If you wanted to tween the motion and also the scale of the ball would you classic tween the scale inside a symbol and then motion tween the symbol?
You can control scale, rotation etc separately with motion tween, just twirl down the layer by double clicking and you'll find it :)
@@TipTut hot dang thank you! ^^
wow sir
Could you by chance make a Classic tween mouth sync ?
There's a lip sync tutorial on the channel :)
Omg chi what r u doing here lmao
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Hi thanks for your tips
I have one question what is the main difference between these two? Why these two options available in Adobe animation?
If possible means,make a separate video for this please
Love from Kuwait.
Hi thats what this video covers. Did I not explain it well enough?
Hello sir. I wanna ask, why when i use motion tween, the dot lines do not appear?
motion is other world
Hey, want to interchange between motion tweening and normal key frames. How do I do that?
nvm got it
what version of adobe animate are you using?
probably the latest version (which in this case would've been adobe animate 2020)
@@tzargwhat the f#ck I see u everywhere
don't forget, for classic tween you can animate along a curve (extremely complex curves) by attaching it as a child to a guide layer, even after you laid out all those key frames. I think your demo is overly simplified, if you would have used a motion guide layer you could have done the same thing much faster and with more control using the classic tween hahahaha
Nice tip!
Half way through the video and only now i just realized you are in the bottom corner lol
Sneaky.
will you make vidoe about time line i am having hard time
watch my intro to adobe animate 2021 series
Can I do tweening with adobe animate cc 2018?
Classic yes, motion I don't think so.
So why did I need to use classic tween when motion tween are better?
You can use whatever tween you like.
@@TipTut but what is the benefits of classic tween?
@@chinraymond311 Watch the video and you'll find out!
@@chinraymond311 I think the reason classic tween is there is because it came first, and it would break all old animations if they removed it
How about shape tween?
is adobe animate free?
no, it is not.
dankpods in the intro or something
If there a way to tween a gif
One that's already made? No.
@@TipTut damn
Well, you definitely made classic tweening look bad! (because you did it wrong) The same appearance can be achieved by using classic tweening and a motion path and the proper ease settings. It does seem regular motioning tweening is faster to set up though. But jeesh, you made classic look stupid.
Um, thanks for the feedback?
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There is so many ways to be more formal and polite with this "feedback". They did pretty good, especially for beginners
Why do u look cute?