What is flash – flash is a multimedia and software platform
used for creating animations, game and can also be used for creating high quality
presentations which can be viewed on adobe flash player made to stream creations,
the quality of any animation can be in such detail that it can seem like you’re
looking at a photograph or a video of something you would see every day and
look completely real.
How flash is used – flash is used mainly with graphics and
sound to display information or data in order to create an process of an game
or other media based products of an game or other media products.
Animation and vectors – both animation and vector based
graphics can be both encorperated with one another with an process that uses
multiple process such as the use of a simple drag and click animation, or you
can use the process of coding where you input a set amount of commands with the
name of the object which in all can be used to do storytelling.
Code – although coding is simple to use a beginner such as
myself can find it difficult and tedious but when it comes to someone more experienced
it can be easy, in some cases some people can easily use copy and pasted which
is the most popular option but when it comes to people whom have been coding
for many years they tend to create the code themselves from scratch which can
be very difficult, code can be used to move and manipulate anything in almost
any way if the code is correct and device in use has the power to make it
happen which is vital or interactivity
Overall – other uses of flash are that u are able to import
bitmaps, video clips and sounds these things are helped by the large range of
the shortcuts that can be used to access multiple area’s that otherwise would
take longer to get to, the use of flash is benefital when it comes to using
what you have created on multiple devices such as phones, iPods and other such
things where you can test the device on an device simulator, using the timeline
for these process can be very helpful in creating something made for a certain
time frame eg. One minute or two depending on the project and the amount you
have to crate including the interactivity.
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