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Revision as of 20:48, 11 March 2018
- Main article: CTA Asset Creation.
Introduction
In the past, compound props can be composed of several images but any animation acted upon the whole. Now in CTA 3.2, dynamic compound props are allowed wherefore, separate animated props can be put together. Therefore, the production objectives are separated into two distinct phases:
- The production of dynamic assembly parts.
- The combination of the assembly parts into the assembled product.
Simple Production Summary
Steps:
- Assembly structure design.
- Prepare the assembly part images and saving them as (*.swf) files.
- Create animations for the assembly parts and save them as Motion Clips.
- Save the Motion Clips into the assembly parts Action Menu.
- Save the assembly parts as (*.ctProp).
- Save the assembled product as (*.ctProp).
- If the assembled product is an accessory, set the anchor point and save it as (*.ctAcc) instead.
Production Tools
Related Tools
| Software | Version | Range of Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Adobe Illustrator | Animate CC | CTA3 |
| CC and up | ~ | 3.2 and up |
| Drawing source images. | Turning the source images into (*swf) files. | Creation of Dynamic Composite Props and setting of Accessory attachment points. |
Useful Examples
The following files are provided for your preparation.
You can also download the hair (*ctProp) sample files here.
