How useful it is? I don’t use it very much but you might find some really good uses for this so lets look at animating over time. Now what you're going to do is move back to the selection tool, and give it a wiggle, it does really cool things, I love it. I'm going to start where its shoulder should be, that’s when the monsters elbow goes and what I'm doing is I'm click holding and dragging from that last point to where his wrist should go then clicking and holding and dragging to where his little fingers are. So we've got the bone tool, it looks like a bone or spanner, I'm going to click hold and drag it. So what I'm going to do is ungrouped and not into a symbol. So you can’t go through and turn it into a symbol, it needs to be one of those raw shapes. And well just turn the eyeball off on the left arm so lets lock the right arm, so what we need you to do is select it and what this needs to be, it needs to be a raw shape. And what we will do is lets just turn the eyeball off on body and lock it so we don’t wreck it.
So there's my body, he's on the top, you can see body and the left arm and right arm. Click okay and its going to say its missing some bits and pieces for blend modes, that’s okay, he's turned out fine. And were going to maintain layers, that’s the big one. So you need them separated out, you could do this in adobe animate, I've made it a little bit easy to make it simpler. And I'm going to go command r, to import to stage and I'm going to bring in this one here I've made special called bones tool, what I've done for you in illustrator is I've gone through and created one that has a layer called body, he's just there and I've made two arms that are on separate layers. And lets bring in our monster, I'm going to save this one actually and I'm going to put it in my desktop and out it under adobe animate project files, put in my underscores. I'm sick of green, I'm going to go greeney blue. So what were going to do is make a new canvas and were going to put in a background colour, what colour does it have to be, green. Putting puppet pins in, there's lots of different ways of calling it but adobe animate calls it the bone tool. They also call it inverse kinetics or IK you might call it rigging or using a puppet. the bone tool, think of it as putting bones into a character you can add some structure to them and make them move over time. Hey, welcome to this video, and were going to look at the bone tool in this one. Publishing Adobe Animate to Doubleclick with HTML5ĥ1. Image Compression in Adobe Animate for HTML5ĥ0. What Counts Against File Size in HTML5Ĥ5.
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