When the virtual camera was originally released, there was no way to precisely set the x and y position—or even properly reset it. With this new release, you can use the camera properties to precisely set the values of the camera x and y position. Having direct control over both the x and y properties of virtual camera position now allows for more precise movement.
- [Instructor] When the virtual camera…was originally released, there was no way…to precisely set the X and Y position,…or even properly reset it.…With this new release of animate,…we can use the camera properties…to precisely set the values of the camera X and Y position.…To see this in action, let's choose the camera tool…from our tools panel.…And what we'll want to do is actually start the camera out,…zoomed in and focused on the drip,…so, let's reposition this here,…and we can pan upwards, so that we see the drip.…
Alright, now when this drip occurs,…we need to zoom out to see the entire animation.…Let's start that right about here on frame 40.…So I'll right click and choose to…insert a keyframe.…And then we'll go to the end,…somewhere around 70,…and insert another keyframe.…
On this keyframe, we're going to zoom out…to see the entire animation.…And reposition.…So, you'll note here that it's kinda fiddly,…trying to get this exactly right.…However, in my camera properties,…I can now set the precise X and Y position,…
Author
Joseph Labrecque
Updated
11/25/2019Released
6/13/2017- The new modern UI
- Timeline enhancements
- Advanced onion skinning
- Fluid Brush tool and Fresco Brushes
- Enhanced animation tooling
- Frame Picker enhancements
- Custom ease presets for shape tweens
- Resetting the camera position
- Interactivity enhancements
- Global JavaScript declaration
- Including external JavaScript libraries
Skill Level Intermediate
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Q: This course was updated on 10/18/2017. What changed?
A: New videos were added that cover general enhancements to Adobe Animate CC, including changes to the interface, timeline enhancements, the updated Actions Wizard, and using the camera with layer depth.
Q: This course was updated on 10/15/2018. What changed?
A: New videos were added that cover the October 2018 updates to Adobe Animate CC.
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Introduction
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Welcome44s
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Using the exercise files1m 8s
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November 2019 Updates
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Application modernization2m 55s
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Custom toolbars2m 37s
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Onion skin advanced settings3m 59s
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Video export enhancements2m 48s
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April 2019 Updates
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Using layer blend modes3m 2s
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User interface improvements2m 30s
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Additional improvements1m 29s
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October 2018 Updates
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WebGL-glTF document types3m 12s
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Layer parenting5m 4s
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Auto lip sync3m 56s
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Use frame effects3m 16s
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October 2017 Updates
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Timeline enhancements2m 8s
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Modifying frame spans4m 24s
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Easing enhancements2m 58s
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Actions Wizard3m 48s
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Animate preferences1m 19s
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June 2017 Updates
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Frame Picker enhancements1m 31s
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Resetting camera position2m 56s
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HTML5 video poster and mute2m 52s
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November 2016 Updates
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Animate the camera3m 27s
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Stage clipping and outlines1m 19s
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Share documents and symbols1m 49s
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Google Fonts3m 13s
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Vector brush creation2m 14s
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Vector brush manager2m 1s
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HTML5 UI components2m 23s
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HTML5 video components2m 32s
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Code snippets for components6m 29s
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Export an image3m 6s
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Export an animated GIF2m 12s
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Publish a SWF archive2m 11s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye45s
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