Flash tutorials for beginners.
This tutorial will show you how to create a stick figure in Adobe Flash and move its legs as though its dancing.
Before starting this Flash lesson, here is a keyboard shortcut that will help you to create frames quicker and easier: Press your keboards F7 to create a new blank frame.
Firstly you create a new frame (press F7) then draw your stick figure with the paintbrush tool.
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You then press F6 numerous times to copy as many other frames containing the stick figure, as you need.

Next, click on one of your frames and rub out the legs within the drawing.

Handy Tip: To see how the legs were in the frames before it, click on the onion skin icon.


Then all you do is draw in the new legs for that specific frame.

Repeat this process for each frame. If you want to save yourself some time in rubbing out the legs, you might be better off creating legless frames to start with. Then simply add the legs for each one.
To test your animation click on the first frame and press your keyboards Enter button to play it through. Pressing CTRL + Enter will show you the Flash animation within a large full window.
For those with broadband Internet access, here is a video tutorial below demonstrating how to create a dancing stick man within Abobe Flash. Press the go arrow to start the tutorial.
The software used to create the stick man animation is Adobe Flash.
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Comments (2)
Hey whats that stick animation generator? i am almost in collage for animation and i need some pratice so what is that place?
This animation uses Adobe Flash. You can view more about Flash at http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/
Hope this helps.
Tanya.
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Posted by jeremy | May 7, 2007 3:26 AM
Posted on May 7, 2007 03:26
Hi, my name is Jak and i was just going to say thanks for the TuT's you've been making. I thought some of them helped me and my animations. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Jak, it's great to hear you've found the tutorials useful. All the best with your animations.
Kind Regards.
Tanya.
Posted by Jak | December 20, 2007 12:49 AM
Posted on December 20, 2007 00:49