Lesson 5_Character Animation

How can you create hierarchies for your layers in the Timeline?

• Using the Family View option

• Using the Parenting View option

• Using the Hierarchy View option

• Using the Child View option

When you change a layer’s parent, that layer’s children will not follow.

• True

• False

The connections between layers in Parenting View are keyframe-based.

• True

• False

Classic tweens are not supported in the Motion Editor.

• True

• False

_________________ require a separate motion guide layer to animate along a path.

• Classic tweens

• Motion Tween

• Inverse Kinematics

• Lip-syncing

Which of these is a characteristic of both motion tweens and classic tweens?

• Don't support 3D rotations or translations

• Require a separate Motion Guide layer to animate along a path

• Not supported in the Motion Editor

• No other object can exist in the same layer as the tween

When you move a child layer, what happens to the parent layer?

• The parent layer becomes the child layer

• The parent layer is moved also

• The parent layer is unaffected

• A child layer can't be moved

While changing an instance’s position or rotation in a parent layer affects all the objects in a child layer, the same is true for color effects or filters.

• True

• False

You cannot draw the path in a motion Guide, Adobe Animate creates the path automatically.

• True

• False

____ allow you to draw a motion guide path and attach motion-tweened animations to the path.

• Motion tween layers

• Ease values

• Keyframes

• Motion guide layers