I often do the same. So many things in the world seem oh so simple until you sit down and try to draw it!

Awww, thanks I'm flattened!

Got my hopes up there!

Nice work though.

heyvern wrote:Command + Option and click on the frame of the timeline you want to be the end point. I don't know the equivelent on the Windows versiion.

Windows users, ALT & Click on the timeline.

Better to dig a hole in the ground, put your bad feelings in there and fill the hole up. If I had a copy of Flash that's exactly what I'd do with it....... :twisted: Thankyou for your kind offer and your heartfelt words Rasheed, but now that we've moved onto 3D Studio Max I'm feeling much much bett...

Flash's "vector" drawing tools remind me more of MS Paint! That's the whole point. Flash was originally a vector "painting" program so that working with vectors could be as easy as painting. It was originally called "Future Splash", had no animation features and was in...

he documentation in Flash was pretty good when I started using it, back at version 2 or 3, but since then they've ruined it. Likewise they've ruined the drawing tools after version 4. I could get smooth lines with the brush tool in v.4 and from v.5 onwards the lines come out very uneven. I'm holdin...

heyvern wrote:"Sometimes if you need to put a nail into a piece of wood... you don't need anything fancy... you just pound it with a hammer until it's in."

Bingo!

After over a week's constant use of Flash, I have decided to re-issue my statement on Flash's drawing tools. They're shit. http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c223/gavi_dvan/f.jpg I drew this simple character in Moho the other night in about 10 minutes. This morning I attempted to do it in Flash, and ...

The default length of a new project is 72 frames (usually 3 seconds).

To extend this, go to File-Project Settings and specify a new end frame. Or for a handy shortcut, just Alt-Click on the timeline to set your new end point.

Sweet! I've been hanging out for these guys to stick this on their website ever since I first saw it on tv. Hilltop Hoods are a Hip-Hop crew from Adelaide, probably the most successful Australian Hip-Hop group in the country, but most of you guys have probably never heard of them. Anyway, their new ...