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Flash Tweening

Interpolation is the calculation of additional, approximate values between known values in a set where additional pixels are required and in the calculation for in-between frames in digital animation. Adobe Flash calls this tweening.

1. Open Adobe Flash
   
2. Ctrl n to start a new document
   
3. Select Flash File (Action Script 2.0)
   
4. The tool bar is on the right side. Select the Rectangular Tool
   
5. In the example above, I also changed the properties: Rectangule options to be 30.00 to give the curved corners. I also stroked the blue box in red.
6. Notice the timeline at the bottom of the screen.
   1. It uses layers like Photoshop does.
7. Click on frame 1 in the timeline. The box should have white dots in it when it is selected. Go to the Menu bar and select Insert > Motion Tween.
   
8. Flash will prompt you to change the drawing to a symbol:
   
9. Select OK
10. Using the move tool (the first tool in the tool bar), draw the box to the right side of the screen. You will see green dots indicating a path the object will take.
    
11. Press Ctrl Enter to create a Flash movie (.swf file).
    
12. Change the Path

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