Mostly.
I say that because in one of the tutorials they kept talking about making one scene after another to get Spock and his ship to move from the back ground to the foreground. In Flash you only use one scene. Then to get both Spock and the ship to move on a path you have to coordinate them as separate objects and trust the judgment of your eye. (My eyes? You kidding?) In Flash you make a movie clip with Spock and the ship and then place them in the scene as a single object on a motion path.
The character creator was was a bit limited for what I wanted to do, but it was still fun. Though I didn't get the money thing they kept displaying.
Nurse Becky. If she had been able to get a job at a serious medical facility. |
Angel form of Nancy Conner. 5 bonus no-points if you can find all the mistakes I made. |
This one really shows off the limitations. I wanted an ACU pattern but couldn't find one. Who is she? She used to be in the comic, I'll say this, I have plans. |
Thus far for a FREE program it's pretty well rounded. I haven't gone any further into it, so I really can't judge how good it is. I will at some point. Then I'll get back to you.
(By the way, it is a real pain in the ass placing those pictures, putting captions to them, and making it look somewhat comprehensible. Thank Google for that "PREVIEW" button.)
3 comments:
She's supposed to have brown eyes. Now cough up those points.
DUmp those stupid sprites and go withthis.
Sorry, try again.
and
Sprites aren't dumb, they're only as smart as the one working with them.
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