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Post by archy12 on Jul 29, 2007 3:49:42 GMT 2
i'm not sure whether this question was asked before but i want to know how to make a slo-mo effect. i know that i'm supposed to extend the amount of fps in my animation but i'm not sure how to make that blurry effect as shown in mmzc2. sorry if i'm talking too much but i need to be specific. thanks in advance  |
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Post by ManiacalReploid on Jul 29, 2007 10:02:24 GMT 2
This is really very simple. You should be able to figure this out on your own like I did.
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Post by archy12 on Jul 29, 2007 18:42:37 GMT 2
once i know how the effect works i believe that it'll be as simple as you say it is. i'll assume that i'll need to use photoshop for blurring  |
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Post by ManiacalReploid on Jul 29, 2007 21:06:20 GMT 2
Um..no you don't use photoshop. You use the filters in Macromedia Flash 8 (If that's what you use).
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Post by archy12 on Jul 31, 2007 0:17:29 GMT 2
ah, flash 8. i use flash 6. didn't fz use flash 6 for mmzc episode 2?
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Post by ManiacalReploid on Jul 31, 2007 3:18:35 GMT 2
I doubt it. He probably used flash 7. If you want to make flash movies that keep up to date with current visuals, get flash 8.
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Post by Netto on Jul 31, 2007 10:54:30 GMT 2
If I recall correctly, Flamie has been using Flash 6. He "recently" jumped over to Flash 8. I've started to use Flash CS3.
To make a motion slower, extend the amount of frames the motion use. Ie. make the motion over 10 frames instead of 5 and it will be slower.
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Post by ManiacalReploid on Aug 1, 2007 20:28:13 GMT 2
Took the words right out'a my mouth. Oh well.
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Post by viruszero on Aug 2, 2007 19:06:46 GMT 2
Use blur if you want to make it appear drastically slower when coupled with using more frames. Inversely you can make it appear faster (fewer frames and blur looks faster.)
But if you use blur be sure to play around with it a bit to determine the right amount of bluring to use... too much just looks bad and not enough won't show the effect your trying to accomplish.
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