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Adding a Transition to a Layer
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n the previous lessons, Creating
a Radial Transition and Using Layers, you
learned how to create animation using transitions and how to work with
layers. This lesson explains how to add a transition to one layer of animation,
without affecting the other layers.
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For this tutorial you’ll use the file TRANSITION.WPM
in the folder Tutorials.
Note: If the Cel Layers window is already open, clicking Cel Layers on the Windows menu will close the window. ![]() This animation uses two layers. One for the text and one for the graphic of the checkmark. Notice that the text only appears in the fourth and fifth cels of the animation. After you transition the text you will make it appear in all cels. This makes the wipe start at nothing and the text will gradually appear. ![]() The second layer is transitioned. Notice that you now have three more cels in your animation. The first layer of these cels is blank. We want the first and second layers to appear at the same time, so we’ll move the new cels. The second layer of the first three cels is replaced by the second layer of cels 6, 7, and 8. All layers of cels 6, 7, and 8 are blank. ![]() ![]() That’s it. Your animation has 5 cels and the second layer features a wipe transition. |
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