Animation

This section includes topics that describe how to work with animation storyboards that can define visual, audio, or video animations. You can trigger storyboards by responding to user interaction in your application.

In This Section

Conceptual

• Animation overview

How to

• Create, modify, or delete a storyboard

• Open or close a storyboard

• Modify a storyboard to repeat or reverse at the end of its cycle

• Duplicate or reverse a storyboard

• Rename a storyboard

• Create simple animation

• Create, modify, or delete a motion path

• Set the loop duration

• Make a keyframe

• Paste or move a keyframe

• Delete a keyframe

• Change animation interpolation between keyframes

• Reuse interpolation values on other keyframes

• Zoom in or out on a timeline

• Turn timeline snapping on or off

• Change the snap resolution

• Go to a specific point in a timeline

• Scrub the timeline

• Test a storyboard

• Animate the points on a path or clipping path

• Controlling when your storyboard runs

Try it!

• Try it: Create overlapping animations

• Try it: Playing with handoff and nonhandoff animations

See also

Concepts

Insert an image, audio, or video file into the active document

Synchronize the starting times of animation and media timelines

Triggers and user interactivity

Event handling and user interactivity