To create a new animation select "New Animation" from the menu screen.
Choose a background image to set your scene to. Swipe your finger left or right to see available backgrounds. To select, tap once on the background.
Add a stick figure to your scene by tapping on the stick figure icon. Use your finger to drag the figure to its starting position. Double-tap stick figure to zoom in. Use the blue triangles to move the stick figures joints. Double-tap on the background to zoom back out.
Tap the up arrow to access the stick figure color palette. Tap a color, then tap a stick figure in your scene to change its color. Tap the arrow again to collapse the color palette.
Tap the camera icon to take a snapshot. Each snapshot is a frame in your animation.
Tap the bomb to access the weapons menu. Scroll through the weapons toolbar and select a weapon by tapping on it once. Tap the bomb again to close the weapons menu.
To fire a weapon, tap the firing sequence button and drag a line from the weapon to the target.
Tap the box to access the objects menu. Scroll through the objects toolbar and select an object by tapping on it once. Tap the box again to close the objects menu.
Sounds are located in the objects menu. Tap the speaker icon to access the sound effects. Tap a sound effect to choose it. A check mark will appear. Tap the effect again to de-select.
Don't like the current frame? Delete it by tapping the delete frame button.
To remove an item from your scene, tap the trash can icon. A trash can will appear in the bottom right corner. Drag items into the can to remove. Tap the trash can in the toolbar again to remove the can.
Tap the frame forward or frame back button to move one frame at a time. Great for fine tuning your animations!
Tap the frame speed icon to speed up or slow down your animation. Tap again to return to main toolbar.
Press the play button to play your animation.Helpful Hints!
- - - Rotate objects and weapons by pressing one finger in the middle of the item then use a second finger to swipe up or down elsewhere on the screen.
- - - Pan while zoomed in by pressing two fingers on the screen at the same time and move them left, right, up, or down.
- - - After adjusting the speed of an animation, press the frame speed button again to return to main toolbar.
- - - Take a lot of snapshots! Use micro-movements with many snapshots to create smooth animations.
- - - Having a hard time grabbing a small item? Try zooming in on a stick figure then panning to the item. Great for trashing those tiny bullets.
- - - If you receive a phone call during the creation of an animation the auto-save feature will save your progress. When the call ends the App will re-launch and you will be right back where you left off.