eatbox 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2004 In a few flash movies ive seen drawn images transform into other images during animation. I wanted to know what you to do this. I use macromedia flash mx. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BoSZ 0 Report post Posted September 1, 2004 I wanted to know what you to do this. I use macromedia flash mx.you meant how u do it and using what soft right?plain and simple Flashif my memory does not play tricks on me Macromedia has had this option since flash 4 or even 3.Remeber though that morphing is a process that needs massive calculations so fe. trying to morph on 100x100 image to an another is fluent on cpus ticking at 1000 or abouve.When you see that kind of an effect in a movie it has been already rendered and need no further evaluation but flush does not render , it calculates.From what i picked up u dont know how to use this effect in flash so here a quick tut:when using imagestrece bothplace one in frame 1 and the secont in frame 10select any frame between thengo to "propeties "taband choose "shape" from the "tween" drop down listpress ctrl+enter to export and there you have it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
stanny 0 Report post Posted December 28, 2008 place one in frame 1 and the secont in frame 10 select any frame between then go to "propeties "tab and choose "shape" from the "tween" drop down list press ctrl+enter to export and there you have it i'm not sure if this method working for imported images.... i think this way only work for changing the shape of two shape objects that created with flash.... if you put imported images (jpt, gif and other), than it won't work... to make sure if it's work or not, after you set the tween property to any kind of tweening neither motion and shape, the tweening indication inside the timeline bars would appear dotted lines, which means the tweening would not working... to indicate the tweening is working is the arrowed line should appear inside the frames bars... instead of dotted lines.... my trick i used is by crossfading the two images that put in different layers one on another, and i put motion tweening effect with manipulating the alpha value of both images... one of them should fade in, and the other one should fade out... i hope this helps Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
surbjit 0 Report post Posted December 29, 2008 you meant how u do it and using what soft right?plain and simple Flashif my memory does not play tricks on me Macromedia has had this option since flash 4 or even 3.Remeber though that morphing is a process that needs massive calculations so fe. trying to morph on 100x100 image to an another is fluent on cpus ticking at 1000 or abouve.When you see that kind of an effect in a movie it has been already rendered and need no further evaluation but flush does not render , it calculates.From what i picked up u dont know how to use this effect in flash so here a quick tut:when using imagestrece bothplace one in frame 1 and the secont in frame 10select any frame between thengo to "propeties "taband choose "shape" from the "tween" drop down listpress ctrl+enter to export and there you have it From my knowledge your spot on. Anyway if your typing text and it moves then its called my morphing text!There are many things you can do with macromedia flash....Also many of adobe's other programmes such as dreamweaver which allows you to make professional looking sites. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
iGuest 3 Report post Posted December 8, 2011 Photoshop can be used to morph images real quick and easy. Morphing is a process which you can transform one image into another. Digital images can be morphed to create humorous, creepy or cartoonish pictures, using Adobe Photoshop. Elongate noses, squish faces, widen eyes, reshape figures, stretch buildings or swirl hair. If you don't like the changes, restore the original image and start over. This technique can be used to create unique avatars or camouflaged profile photos. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites