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HINTS: Create your shape(s) first. Select all shape(s). Convert group to a Movie Clip (Modify - Convert to Symbol - Name it - Select "Movie Clip" from the drop down) Double-click the symbol to enter the symbol's timeline and make changes accordingy Test movie to ensure your movie clip moves as expected. PART 2 Add the following content to your personal landscape design: 1. Motion Tween using your newly created movie clip 2. At least THREE camera animations (Zoom In, Zoom Out, and a change in X and/or Y coordinates) (Refer to the "Nighttime Thoughts" landscape for reference What symbol should I create for the city landscape with 3 clouds 3 buildings sun that transforms into a moon two trees one car going fast and a road. tell me one sumbol to create
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Make a single Movie Clip symbol for the car. Name it something like FastCar_MC.
Why: the car is the element you’ll definitely motion-tween across the scene and it benefits from nested animation (rotating wheels, blur) inside the clip so it moves smoothly and independently of camera animations.
How to make it (concise steps):
1. Draw the car body and two wheels on the Stage.
2. Select each wheel, Convert to Symbol → name Wheel_MC → Type: Movie Clip. Set the registration point at the wheel center. Inside Wheel_MC, create a simple timeline animation: a 1-frame to 24-frame loop with a Classic/Shape tween or set rotation keyframes so the wheel continuously rotates (use Motion Tween and rotate 360° across frames, then loop).
3. Back on the Stage, select the whole car (body + the two wheel instances), Convert to Symbol → name FastCar_MC → Type: Movie Clip. Set the registration point at the front or center depending how you’ll anchor movement.
4. Double-click FastCar_MC to enter its timeline if you want additional internal motion (e.g., slight body bobbing). Otherwise animate the FastCar_MC instance on the main timeline: create a Motion Tween across frames to move it quickly along the road (adjust easing for speed).
5. Turn on Motion Blur on the Stage (and for the clip if available) or add subtle blur filter to FastCar_MC for speed effect.
This single symbol (FastCar_MC with nested Wheel_MC symbols) meets the Motion Tween requirement and integrates well with your camera animations (zoom/pan) on the main timeline.
Why: the car is the element you’ll definitely motion-tween across the scene and it benefits from nested animation (rotating wheels, blur) inside the clip so it moves smoothly and independently of camera animations.
How to make it (concise steps):
1. Draw the car body and two wheels on the Stage.
2. Select each wheel, Convert to Symbol → name Wheel_MC → Type: Movie Clip. Set the registration point at the wheel center. Inside Wheel_MC, create a simple timeline animation: a 1-frame to 24-frame loop with a Classic/Shape tween or set rotation keyframes so the wheel continuously rotates (use Motion Tween and rotate 360° across frames, then loop).
3. Back on the Stage, select the whole car (body + the two wheel instances), Convert to Symbol → name FastCar_MC → Type: Movie Clip. Set the registration point at the front or center depending how you’ll anchor movement.
4. Double-click FastCar_MC to enter its timeline if you want additional internal motion (e.g., slight body bobbing). Otherwise animate the FastCar_MC instance on the main timeline: create a Motion Tween across frames to move it quickly along the road (adjust easing for speed).
5. Turn on Motion Blur on the Stage (and for the clip if available) or add subtle blur filter to FastCar_MC for speed effect.
This single symbol (FastCar_MC with nested Wheel_MC symbols) meets the Motion Tween requirement and integrates well with your camera animations (zoom/pan) on the main timeline.
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