RE: FLASH: Re: registration point

[Gavin Prior]

Think of it as the centre point of your image;

*	Creating animations you will allways have a point of origin that you

can place your images and know that they will be relative to each other

(then use onion skinning to check your animation of course :])

*	When using the _rotation command - your image will arc in a circle

relative to the registration point.  ie. if your image is centered on the

registration point then it will just turn 360 degrees around itself.  If

your image is offset from the registration point - say an inch away -  then

it will move in a circle.


Hope this helps.

:]me.

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> Sent:	Friday, November 19, 1999 12:40 AM

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> Subject:	FLASH: Re: registration point

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> Can somebody please explain to me the usefulness of the registration

> point?



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