OK last comment. The workaround is changing the parts origin before you import to Anime. I brought the original image (part) into photoshop and moved the part such that the desired rotation point was at the center of the workspace. Resaved the part file. When I import the part, the layer's origin is...

Trying a few things to recreate the problem. Appears that changing a layer's origin does not export to swf. The image rotates around it's original origin (if that makes any sense). Looking for a work around but may just go with quicktime. many thanks.

This only happens when I export to swf. It does not happen when I export to avi or quick time. The offset is slight (maybe a distance relative to 5% of the screen) but significant enough to be a problem. Looking to use the animation in a web based tutorial. Thought swf was standard. Do you know if a...

Everything looks fine in when I run the animation in Anime. But when I export thte video, two of the images are positioned differently on the animation. On each part (image) I set the origin so I could rotate the part around a fixed point. Does this cause an offset in the final exported animation?? ...

Everything looks fine in when I run the animation in Anime. But when I export thte video, two of the images are positioned differently on the animation. On each part (image) I set the origin so I could rotate the part around a fixed point. Does this cause an offset in the final exported animation?? ...

Thanks. Actually I think that was half of the problem. I played with the various keyframe types and then stumbled upon the unconsolidated timeline to see where animation starts and stops. Have it working now. Thanks again.

I am trying to animate a machine that has a main body with two moving parts. The main body and two associated parts are png images. Let's say its a car as a simlilar example. I want the hood to close in the first 10 sec, then I want the trunk to close in the next 10 sec, then I want the entire car t...