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This will rotate the icon, so that it now looks like a cross (×). With the playhead now on frame 24, select the “add” icon, go to the Metrics tab in the right sidebar, then find the Rotation section and alter the Z value to 45°. Note: you’ll see seconds marked along the timeline, each one comprising 30 frames. Now, drag the playhead across the timeline, stopping at frame 24. We’ll begin with the most straightforward, so go ahead and hit the big, red Record button: Hype 3 provides a couple of methods for animating objects and their properties. Double-click the group layer name to rename it: 6. Let’s Animate! This means we can’t go changing its color, or anything else like that (shame).Īlso, this approach can cause issues in some browsers, though Hype 3 will warn you of that: 5. Group HugĪs with many graphics applications, you can now select the two layers we’ve added to our timeline, then go to Arrange > Group to organize them a bit better. Instead, if you look at the Elements tab, you’ll see it’s a separate resource and is being applied as a background image. Our SVG icon hasn’t been imported as an editable vector. With the SVG icon selected, under the Metrics tab, make sure it’s the correct size for your animation: SVG Limitations You can now drag the SVG file directly into your document, at which point it will be added as an image layer.

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Select the “add” icon, choose the white variant, then download it. Instead, we’re going to grab the SVG icon from Google. We could use the drawing tools to make it ourselves, but the tools are limited (especially if you’re used to the freedom of Adobe Illustrator or Sketch). To add a “plus” symbol to the button we have a few options open to us. Now it’s looking very “Material Design”, I think you’ll agree: 4. + It has a color of #2E2E2E, though you won’t be able to select any blend modes. I’ve given ours a 5px blur, and moved it 5px on the Y axis. With the ellipse selected, under the Element tab you can change its background color (I’ve used #00E676 from the Material Design color palette) and remove its border.Īlso under the Element tab, you’ll see you can add a shadow to the circle. Drag some guides, from the rulers onto the stage, to help you position objects. Tip: go to View > Show Ruler to make rulers appear alongside your stage. Make yours proportional to these numbers: According to Material Design guidelines, the large floating action button should be 56px wide, with an icon of 24px. Use your mouse cursor to draw on the stage–holding shift will constrain the proportions to a circle (much like any graphics application). We’re going to animate one of Google Material Design’s Floating Action Buttons, so head up to the Elements menu icon and select the Ellipse: Note: we’ll only be working with one scene and one timeline in this tutorial, but it’s possible to have multiple scenes, with numerous timelines, and switch between them all. With that done, click the color picker under Background and change that to #424242. I’ve opted to give the canvas dimensions of 600x400px. Under the Scene tab you’ll see some options to set out the current scene. When you open the application you’ll be given a blank document by default. Begin by figuring out how big you’d like your canvas. Lastly, perhaps most importantly, the timeline and keyframe tools can be found at the bottom.

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The inspector on the right can also be toggled, has a tabbed interface, and is packed full of tools and options.

As you’d expect, the central area is reserved for the stage, or canvas.

The left hand sidebar can be toggled (visible or invisible) and displays the scenes.

This is the upper tool bar, where you’ll find some basic controls and quick menus.

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We’re using Hype 3 standard edition (the pro version has a darker, fuller UI), so let’s run through the main parts: Hype 3’s interface

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You can download a 14 day trial version for the purposes of following along.Īs a Mac user, you’ll be perfectly at home with the app layout.

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Hype 3, at the time of writing, costs $49.99 for the standard application, or, if you need more advanced features, Hype 3 Professional is available for $99.99. In this tutorial we’ll quickly get acquainted with the application, then we’ll make a basic Material Design animation using the tools available. If you ever used Flash’s iconic timeline tools, Hype 3’s interface will seem very familiar.

Hype 3, by Tumult, is an OS X application for creating HTML5 animations.