A Rainy Cityscape in Flash pt.1
A Rainy Cityscape in Flash pt.1
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Tony Ross
Arlington, Virginia, USA
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In this video tutorial from CreativeCOW leader Tony Ross, you will create a seamless, looping background of buildings against a night sky. Tools include the Rectangle Tool, Oval Tool, Selection & Subselection Tools, in addition to Motion Tweens. You will also learn to work in Flash using the Duplicate Window option. This is the first of a 3 part series, animating a rainy cityscape in Flash.
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