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Basic Animation in Flash 8 for Beginners Now that you know a lot of necessary information about animations in Flash 8, this blog post will focus on an essential topic: The Timeline and the Layers. This post will also focus on another great feature of Flash 8, the Onion Skin Feature. You will also get to know about the Masking Layer feature.  Let's Get Started The Timeline The Timeline basically, helps you to organize the contents of a Flash movie. It contains layers for holding the materials on the Stage. The Timeline shows frames as a series of rectangles in each layer. Every fifth Frame has a light grey fill and the frame number. Frames with black dots (•) are keyframes . The red rectangle in the header with a black frame and red vertical line below it indicates the Playhead . That is the Frame currently on the Stage. The frame rate shows the number of frames per second ( fps ) your animation will play. The steps to insert a frame in a Flash 8 movie: 1. Select...

Basics in Animation for Beginners in Flash 8 Now that you know about the basics of Flash 8 and the two basic types of tweening, get to know about the few basic tools that you will need to make a basic Flash 8 movie. If you're new around here, check out the Part-1 of the Basics in Animation for Beginners in Flash 8 .    Check out our blog LightSpeedAC for more amazing content.  Before we get started, even if you're not new around here, I would recommend you to revisit the Part-1 to revise the basic constituents of Flash 8.  Let Us Get Started This blog post will focus on the main basic tools that you need to use to make a simple, yet good Flash movie/animation.  1. Pen Tool - The Pen Tool is used to draw precise paths, like straight lines and smooth curves. You can draw straight lines or curves with this tool, and later adjust the angle and length of straight-line segments and the slope of curves.  The steps to use the Pen Tool are:...

Basics of Animation in Flash 8 for Beginners  This blog will focus on the introduction to Flash 8 for Beginners, uses of Flash 8 in this ever-growing technological world. This blog will also include basic things that you need to know as a beginner in Flash 8 and the basic types of animations in Flash 8. If you're reading this blog post, you must have Flash 8 installed. You can get your 30-day free trial on Adobe's website and need to later buy it. You will be given a serial code. What is Flash 8? Macromedia Flash is a program that is used in creating interactive, and animated media such as motion graphics, videos, presentations and websites. You can control an object’s actions and behaviors using the Behavior panel and the Timeline. For more advanced control you can use Actionscript, Flash's programming language that is very similar to Javascript. Flash 8 or Macromedia Flash 8 was developed by Macromedia. Macromedia was acquired by Adobe in December of 2005. Sinc...

Basic Animation in Flash 8 for Beginners Now that you know about the various methods to customize objects and know how to add text to the Flash movie, this blog post will tell you about different animations with text. If you're new around here, do check out our blog LightSpeedAC for amazing and mind-blowing content. Do visit the Part-1 , Part-2 and the Part-3 for learning more and revisiting (for old viewers). Let Us Get Started Animating Text with Timeline Effects Flash provides built-in Timeline Effects that help you create animations by selecting just a few options. You can apply effects like Fade In, Fade Out, Explode, etc. Below are the steps to apply Timeline Effects to text: 1. Create a new Flash document. Using the Text Tool , type any desired text on the Stage. 2. Right-click the text. From the shortcut menu that appears, select Timeline Effects . Click Effects on the drop-down menu. Then, in the drop-down list, select the desired effect.  3. Now, t...

Advanced HTML Coding for Beginners Part-3 Now that you know how to beautify and step up your game with your web page and HTML Coding gets to know about some of the game-changing exclusive features of HTML which nobody will tell you about. But before that, check out Part-2 and Part-1 if you've not checked that out or are new around here.  How to view an HTML Document in a Web Browser  The Steps to view an HTML document in a web browser are given below.  1. After you are done with your HTML Document, or you want to check the output of your code, you need to first save your document. To keep your file, click the data in the tab menu at the top. 2. In the drop-down menu, click on SAVE AS.  3. In the pop-up dialogue box, choose the desired destination for the document. Now, the most important part. Give the desired name to the file and give a .html extension . By default, the extension is .txt  . Giving the .html extensi...

Advanced HTML Coding for Beginners  So, you've learned about the significant constituents of an HTML Document. You have also seen the format of a standard HTML Document. If you have not visited the Part-1 of this series, click here to visit the earlier part. What you learned in the previous section is not enough if you want to step up the game. This blog will be about the different types of tags and attributes that will help in beautifying your Web page.  Before we get started, if you have some spare time, kindly go to the previous part to revise the constituents of a web page and learn more. Let Us Get Started First, get to know about the various tags and attributes that can be used and their functions. 1. <br> - The HTML < br > element produces a line break in text. It is useful for writing a poem or an address, where the division of lines is significant. 2. <p> - The paragraph element <p> defines a paragraph in HTML. Brow...

LightSpeed intro to DL In this post, you'll learn about- Basic necessities of DL theory Keras and TensorFlow (optional) How to make a Neural Network that can identify digits in a picture! Basic Necessities of Deep Learning Theory Now, what is Deep Learning ? It is, plainly the art of training Neural Networks . Okay, so what are Neural Networks? They are just another type of Machine Learning model, which apparently work like the brain. And now, two questions remain- 'What do they do?' and 'How do they work?' The answer to the first question is that they first predict some output for a problem using layers , with randomly initialized parameters. Then, after seeing how far they are from the actual truth, they change their settings to obtain lesser loss or distance from the truth.  Now for the second question, the answer is much less mystified and more mathematical. It computes a non-linear function (usually a ReLU of the (input if it's the fir...