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In this Adobe Animate (What's New 2022) course, you will learn modern rigging, which includes how to import assets to the library, how to create joints using asset warp, how to animate with the asset warp tool, how to create symbols, and how to animate those symbols with the bone tool and pen tool. These skills let users take their animations to the next level and use handy tools that assist in moving their characters with bones for sophisticated animation techniques. In addition to modern rigging, you will also learn how to do enhanced parenting. This includes how to use tools like scale, skew, free transform tool, distorting tool, and envelope tool. You will learn playback options, including how to add color effects to symbols, looping techniques, and playback settings. At the close of this course, you will learn publishing options, including how to use a quick share for social media, using public settings, and publishing in various formats.
Learning Objectives
• Utilize animation keyframes and bones
• Access Adobe Animate tools
• Identify animation concepts
You will learn modern rigging, including importing assets to the library, creating joints using Asset Warp, and animating symbols with the Bone Tool and Pen Tool. You will also learn enhanced parenting, playback options such as color effects and looping, and publishing options including Quick Share for social media and exporting in various formats.
The course covers the Asset Warp tool, Bone Tool, Pen Tool, Scale tool, Skew, Free Transform tool, Distorting tool, and Envelope tool.
The learning objectives are to utilize animation keyframes and bones, access Adobe Animate tools, and identify animation concepts.
At the close of the course you learn publishing options, including using Quick Share for social media, using publish settings, and publishing in various formats.