Tweening

Tweening moves an item to a new position and size. Unlike regular intro our outro animation, tween does not remove the item after finished.

The item may either "tween-in" during the intro phase or "tween-out" during the outro phase. When creating the tween-out effect you have to select the "destination item" on the next frame. When creating tween-in effect you have to select the "source item" on the preceding frame.

To create a tween effect you need at least 2 frames. The tween animation will play between frames.

To create a simple tween effect

Select the item and use "Edit" > "Clone" > "Clone to Frame" command. Check tween option and click OK. Move the clone on the next frame to other position (and/or resize) and choose "Movie" > "Play Animation" to see the tween effect.

To create a tween-in effect

Select the item and choose "Animation" > "Tween In". Select the "source" item and click OK.

To create a tween-out effect

Select the item and choose "Animation" > "Tween Out". Select the "destination" item and click OK.

Timing tween effects

Select the item and choose "Animation" > "Advanced Intro/Outro Animation". Change duration time (how long the animation should play) and click OK.

To create a tween effect manually

Duplicate or clone the item on 2 different frames. Select the second item (duplicated or cloned) and choose "Animation" > "Advanced Intro Animation". Select the first item from a list (in the tween options area), check both or one of tween delta and scale options.

Tween with rotation

Select the item and choose Edit > Clone > Clone to Frame. Check Tween option. Select the clone and choose Item > Rotate > Angle. Put an angle for example 45 degrees. To tween the item back choose Animation > Tween Out and select the original item on the preceding frame.