

To get a sneak peek of these features you should watch Adobe’s official release video walking through some of the biggest changes. Visit the Animate CC landing page to see example projects and new features. Custom HTML5 Canvas templates that export with editable code.Detailed publishing settings that support sprite sheets.Export filetypes include WebGL, OAM, SWF, AIR, and even video files up to 4K resolution.Onion skinning for detailed frame-by-frame animation.360° rotatable canvas for Wacom Cintiq users.Audio controls with a custom timeline right in Animate CC.Here are some of the cool new things you’ll find in a long, growing list of features. However it can also export custom animation filetypes like GIF and SVG, along with encoded video formats. SWF and AIR formats still get full support in Animate CC. Whether you're a student of animation, new media or film, or a working professional, this book will teach you from beginning to end, how to create an independent animated film for festival submission, prepare an animatic for TV commercials, and create animated shorts for the web, corporate presentations, lectures, classrooms, digital kiosks, and even mobile devices. But Flash users will still find all their familiar tools intact. So what’s the difference between Adobe Flash and Animate? Quite a bit, actually. News started circulating back in autumn 2015 when Adobe first announced their intentions to retire Flash following the same path as Fireworks(another Macromedia product). This program will replace the beloved Adobe Flash, originating from Macromedia which merged into Adobe during the 2005 buyout. Adobe has finally announced the release of Animate CC.
