Flash Drawing

There are two main tools used to draw in Macromedia Flash: the Pencil tool and the Brush tool. This lesson will teach you all the need to know basics for both. Please create a new Flash file so you can follow along with this lesson.

Flash Pencil Tool

The first tool we will be looking at is the Flash Pencil tool, which is located on the Tools window. Left click the pencil tool or press the associated hot-key (y) to active the pencil tool.

Select a black stroke color from the Colors Window and ignore the fill color, as the pencil only uses the Stroke color.

Flash Pencil Options

This is where the functionality of many Flash tools are defined. The pencil tool is no exception and has two options that you should get to know. The first option is object drawing, which allows you to draw lines and shapes on the Stage that will remain independent from the rest of your existing items.
In old versions of Flash you could draw two shapes on the same layer, and if they overlapped they would not look the same when separated. Object drawing corrects this situation when enabled.

Pencil Correction Options

The neat thing about Flash is that it automatically smoothes your line drawings after you release the left mouse button. Next to the object drawing option is an icon that looks like part of some stairs. This is where you can choose between three different types of drawing aides:
Straighten - Straightens out your drawings as much as possible, and converts hand drawn ovals, rectangles and polygons into computer drawn ovals, rectangles and polygons.(....)

Tutorial Drawing in Flash

In this tutorial, we will be having a brief look at ways in which you can draw in Flash CS4.

Following on from the previous tutorials, we are going to be using the Essential workspace. If this is not set as your workspace, change it by going to Window>Workspace>Essentials.

Create a new document and from the tools panel select the oval tool . If this is not visible, press “o” on your keyboard and it should change. If you still fail to make it change, take a look at your tools panel and the default should be set to a rectangle tool. Click and hold on this and select an oval from the new list. Now, holding down the left mouse key+shift, draw an circle onto the stage.

Now that we have a shape to work with, we can start changing some of its properties to make it more interesting. Take a look at the properties panel in the right hand toolbar.

Coloring Objects in Cinema 4D

Session time we will try to learn to color / material on an object in Cinema 4D Program. Once we know the previous step Rotating Shifts and Cube Size Changes.
 
Let's follow the steps, yes, hopefully understandable.

step 1
The first step is to select the icon Cube (Cube) and click on the icon Cone :

step 2
In the Material Manager select "File" menu and select "Shader" then click the material "Danel", it would appear the material "Danel" in the Material Manager is below. If you want to add other materials, you just select it in the "Shader".

step 3