1. Scene with Layers
2. Basic Motion Tween

1. Expanded Square
2. Monochrome Scene
3. Intro Scene
4. Navigation Scene

1. Introduction
2. Character Design & Symbol Creation
3. Terms & Definitions
4. Overview of the Walk Cycle
5. Getting Started
6. Frame Nine
7. Body Bounce
8. Animating the legs and feet
9. Refining the Arm Animation

Project 1: NAVIGATION SCENE (& Scripting)

Using what you’ve learned about controlled use of color and positive and negative space, design a Navigation “page” that will allow the viewer to click on buttons that play any of the other scenes in your project 1 file.

Guidelines:

1. Design the scene such that the viewer has some sense of how to use the buttons.
2. Limit the hues used in your design to three
3. The buttons should contain an animation on “mouse over”
4. The buttons themselves should be animated, ie. move onto the screen, fade in, morph into buttons etc.

1. Arrange your scenes so that the intro animation plays first, and the Navigation scene plays second.
2. Add a “stop” script at the end of the navigation scene
3. Add a “go to and play” script to the end of all your other scenes so that they return to the navigation page.
4. Add scripts to the buttons so that they play their respective scenes
   
   IMPORTANT NOTE: When you add a script to a button, it only applies to the particular keyframe that the button is on. Adding new keyframes later in the timeline will duplicate any button scripts.