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USING CAPTIVATE

Adding and Managing Objects

Last updated 9/28/2011

Best practices for creating effects in Flash

• Ensure that the FPS of the Flash application you are creating for effects is 30.

• Ensure the value of ‘property_value’ in the effect_config section of the effect file (XML file) is the same as that of

the one in the Keyframe section.

• Break a single effect into multiple effects if the number of parameters is more than five. You can then create a

sequence of these effects to achieve the desired result.

• Avoid exporting an effect created using frame by frame animations in Flash. You cannot achieve the desired results

when such effects are used in Adobe Captivate.

Instead, create effects using classic tweens and import these tweens into Adobe Captivate.

• Group the effect parameters by keyframes. You can use the ‘seperator’ type to group related properties.

• Check if the XML file of the effect exported from Flash is valid, before using it in Adobe Captivate. To do so, open

the XML file in a browser or an XML editor.

Saving and deleting effects

1 Click in the Effects panel.

2 Browse to the location where you want to save the effect or the effect sequence, and click Save. The effect sequence

is saved as an XML file.

3 To delete an effect, select the effect, and then click .

After saving an effect sequence, you can apply it to another object in the project.

When you use the effect sequence again (at least once) in the project, it becomes available in the Advanced Actions

dialog box.

Note: However, when you apply the effect sequence using this dialog box, the result of the effect may differ. For example,

the duration of the effect does not get scaled proportionately based on the object's timeline. See

www.adobe.com/go/learn_introtoeffects_en for more information.

value Number Specify the value that must be posted back to the

Keyframes section when users select a list item.

effect_sub_prope

rty

(child of

effect_property)

rgb Use this attribute to specify the default hexadecimal

RGB number. For example, specify rgb=”ff0000” for red.

This attribute is valid for the type ‘color’ only.

alpha Number Use this attribute to specify the default transparency of

the color.

This attribute is valid for the type ‘color’ only.

Element Attribute Value Type Description

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