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1. Double click on the word layer1 and
rename the layer background.
2. Right click on the background layer
and select new layer.
3. Double click on layer 2 and rename
it smoke.
4. On the background layer
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In
frame 1 draw your smokestack.
- Click on Frame 20 and the hit the F5
key to extend the frames out to frame 20
- Lock the background layer.
5. On the smoke layer
- Click on the fill color and select
grey.
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Open
the Mixer panel by clicking the menu WINDOWS => PANELS => MIXER
- Your fill color will appear in the
fill window on the left. Set the alpha value to 65% to make the fill
transparent.
- Select the Paintbrush tool on the
tool bar.
- Paint in Frame 1 of the smoke layer
a small patch of smoke over your smokestack.
- Select the arrow tool.
- Right click on frame 20 and select
INSERT KEYFRAME.
- On frame 20, Resize the smoke in
frame 20 by clicking the resize tool and enlarge it above the
smokestack.
- Mouse over the edge of the smoke
until you have the arc arrow tool or angle tool and Stretch the
edges of the smoke to make it look more random.
- highlight frame 20 on the smoke
layer and adjust the mixer to fill color Alpha=0%
- Click on Frame 1 of the smoke layer.
- Open your frames panal by clicking
WINDOWS => PANELS => FRAME
- Select Tweening = SHAPE.

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