Lesson #3 Rain Drop Animation

Here is the Rain Drop Animation.

This Animation is produced by Kenneth Chan and Patrick Lai.
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1 Ryan // Mar 20, 2007 at 6:55 am

Hi,

I like you work very much! It is clear and attractive. I know that some of our classmates would like to do similar thing in Flash (I mean Shape Tweening). Would you mind sharing how to do it in Flash ? And can you share the resource file (swf) of your work for reference?

Thanks a lot!

Ryan Yue
2 Jaco Cheung // Mar 21, 2007 at 1:20 pm

Although your design is simple and plain, it provides necessary information about raindrops. But I find that if the blue lines on the background represent the rain, it should be moving down, instead of moving upwards. Some other suggestions are that:
1. Add some annotated text (in point form) suitably to explain what’s happening as readers may not know what is going on.
2. May make use of interactive buttons to let readers to control the flow of reading.
3 daniel // Mar 22, 2007 at 11:28 am

In general good attempts. I like that you are using Flash. However, about the representation, although you show th eshape of the drop still students might want to know why this shape is fromed in this way. Alos think a bit more about interactivity. Keep up good work.

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