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1. EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS HOW TO
2. EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS INSTALL
3. EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS GENERATOR
4. EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS SOFTWARE
5. EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS CODE

The only other thing I can think of that might help is that I have Photoshop's scratch disk set to the D: drive.

What I do not understand is why I am getting these extra "ps" folders on my other drive.

EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS GENERATOR

I understand that these folders are part of the Adobe Photoshop / Edge Reflow generator plugin that I have watched a video of. The other folder, within the Photoshop plugins folder, is back again also, as can be seen here: I then reinstalled Reflow and they appeared again as p1, p2, and p4 (instead of p3). I tried uninstalling Reflow, after which those folders disappeared.

I am wondering what the ps1, ps2, ps3 folders are and what they are doing sitting in my root D: drive directory. This folder has the same file/subfolder structure as the above. Their folder structures are almost, if not completely, identical to each other:Ī quick system-wide search of "reflow.generate" also identified another identical folder sitting inside my Photoshop CC directory at:Ĭ:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Plug-ins\Generator\reflow.generate Once again, to clarify, Edge Reflow and Photoshop are both still on the C: system drive where Adobe CC installed them originally.Īfter I installed Reflow, three folders got created on my D: drive, named: ps1, ps2, and ps3. It will evolve and develop as you guys figure out what it should be doing. Having done that, we'll examine some of Reflow's key features as we build our design responsively.

EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS SOFTWARE

I then created symlinks for a lot of the software (besides PS, Illustrator, InDesign, and the smaller ones like all the "Edge" software) and moved those to my D: storage drive. To begin with, we'll prepare some visual assets in Adobe Fireworks, we'll then export them across to Reflow.

EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS INSTALL

I just got Adobe CC and did an install of a lot of the software on my C: system drive, which is a small SSD. Īlso to keep reflow as light as possible ,the animation wouldn't need to be played in it ,this is good incase you have an autoplay animation which with a big project this will simply freeze the whole thing ,instead you will have some sort of a snapshot of that animated layer + a small icon on the layer (to indicate that this is an edge animate layer) later if you want to edit the project ,you 'll only have one file which is the reflow project file ,nothing else.

EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS CODE

your work-flow is more robust as you're basically focusing on your project rather than finding the code ,what to copy and what to not ,what was the size of that element ,etc.

EDGE REFLOW TUTORIALS HOW TO

the good about this is no more something like this ( How to add an Edge Animate Project to Edge Reflow Output - YouTube) You do your project normally in reflow and you right-click the "part/container" you want to have animation at and chose "edit in edge animate", now edge animate open with everything like (font size, width/hight, responsive, etc.) same as you already have in reflow and you just animate ,then "cmnd+s" to save that animation ,now edge animate will close and you're back to reflow. currently if you're working on a project in reflow and you want to add animation you'll have to open edge animate, setup stage, reimport the assets, re-write the text (incase your animation is about text) and do all that stuff all over again ,but what if That's all I can say to beginner with setting things up to accept code to control a specific MClip to travel backwards or forwards.I was thinking of an idea to make things easier and faster when working between those two great tools ,more like (After Effects & C4D workflow) or (Photoshop & illustrator smart layers) Note : Code placed on frame X can only control other assets on frame X (can be different layers, but must exist on same frame number as code). Switch to using the move(edge:) transition, so that the graph slides in and. So on Stage you should have finally two layers (one for code & one for holding the MClip, all on frame 1 only). In this tutorial, youll animate a view that contains a graph for tracking. Your code references the object by its instance name.įor code : Just make a new layer called "actions" or "code" and type your AS3 code there. Now that your animation exists inside a MClip object, give the MClip an instance name by typing inside instance box of Properties panel. Using the Photoshop CC Connect panel, you can import the layout into Reflow, complete with all the CSS for your project. Click on the Photoshop Sync button at the bottom left corner to sync Reflow to Photoshop. This will bring up the dialog box you see above. Select all animation frames from timeline, then cut & paste inside the new MClip (do this by double-clicking it to edit the MClip, and you are taken to timeline of the MClip itself where you then right-click and "paste frames"). To do so, open Edge Reflow, and click on the Photoshop CC Connect icon at the top right of your screen. Yes!! If you want something to react to mouse over/out then you use ActionScript 3 code (shortened to AS3 for convenience).ĭraw a Stage-sized rectangle shape (filled but no outline colour) then right-click to convert the shape to MovieClip type. Can I use Adobe Flash tutorials exactly as they are for Adobe Animate?