Keyframe Acceleration Worksheet

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Keyframe Acceleration Practice worksheet I

Acceleration is defined as the change in the rate of change of an object. In physics acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity and it is measured in m/s/s.

So far with tweening we have only created animations with uniform motion. That is to say that the "speed" the objects was constant. In the following exercises you will learn how to accelerate the motion of an object using keyframes and tweening.

	How to Position Tween
	How to show the grid
	How to edit the grid
	How to change frame rate
	Calculating Velocity
	Calculating Acceleration

Exercise I Keyframe Acceleration

Step I	In the first frame draw a circle, then align it to the center of the stage.


Step II	Create a blank keyframe in frame 24

Step III	Draw a square in frame 24 and align to the center of the stage.

Step IV	Click on the first frame then go to the "Properties" panel and select "Shape" from the "Tween" drop down menu.

This procedure ensures that the shapes are not converted to symbols or movie clips.

Exercise I Keyframe Deceleration

Step I	In the first frame draw a circle, then align it to the center of the stage.


Step II	Create a blank keyframe in frame 24

Step III	Draw a square in frame 24 and align to the center of the stage.

Step IV	Click on the first frame then go to the "Properties" panel and select "Shape" from the "Tween" drop down menu.

This procedure ensures that the shapes are not converted to symbols or movie clips.