LiveMotion 1.0.2 Update Now Available

[Triadis]

You can download and install an updated version of Adobe® LiveMotion™. Adobe LiveMotion 1.0.2 features faster performance, improved sound support, better Import and Export capabilities, more efficient SWF compression, tighter integration between Adobe Illustrator® and Adobe Photoshop®, and updates to the object-based Timeline.

http://www.adobe.com/products/livemo...m_update2.html



Alex

[gerbick]

downloading as I type this... maybe in 1.5, *.swf import, eps gradient import... oh, I got others...

Originally posted by Triadis
You can download and install an updated version of Adobe® LiveMotion™. Adobe LiveMotion 1.0.2 features faster performance, improved sound support, better Import and Export capabilities, more efficient SWF compression, tighter integration between Adobe Illustrator® and Adobe Photoshop®, and updates to the object-based Timeline.

http://www.adobe.com/products/livemo...m_update2.html



Alex

[Triadis]

I just started using it after I installed the update and it's great. I'm gonna stay up late tonight!

Oh yeah. Read the new readme file in the LM folder. It lists all the new changes.

Alex

[roguenroll]

cool

[roguenroll]

i keep getting a page cannot be displayed message, is anyone else haveing the problem.


Greg

[Triadis]

Works fine for me. hmm..

Alex

[amerifax]

What is Live motion like, as far as other programs.

[gerbick]

Honestly, Livemotion would be a mix of Adobe AfterEffects (the timeline) and Adobe ImageStyler with a bit of Adobe ImageReady thrown in...

Not too sure, but I believe there is a download for Livemotion via Adobe's site... worth a try at least. I am used to AfterEffects, and I find LiveMotion very comfortable... also used to Illustrator, as well as the other Adobe products... so, my comfort level with LiveMotion out of the box is rather high...

Originally posted by amerifax
What is Live motion like, as far as other programs.

[amerifax]

If it goes the the internet, will a plug-in be required by the user?

[gerbick]

With Livemotion, you can output: Gif Animations (no plug-ins necessary); JavaScript rollovers (no plug-ins necessary); and Flash (plug-in necessary, but pretty much standard now) animations...

Hope that helps...

Originally posted by amerifax
If it goes the the internet, will a plug-in be required by the user?

[amerifax]

Sounds like something to try.

[roguenroll]

finally got through, and downloaded.


Greg