Help/Support Adobe Edge Animate CC - Support

Goggwell · November 26, 2014

G O G G W E L L

Hi! I recently got Edge Animate CC, which is a tool used to design animated stuff for the web. No coding is required, but when you're finished the stuff you create converts into HTML5 so you can paste it into your code.

Now, anyone here know how to use it? Cause I really need some pointers. I have no idea how to use it.

I know DreamWeaver, Muse, Photoshop, Illustrator and Lightroom. That's basically it.

DeathFork · November 26, 2014

wow I just knew this stuff existed

Rook · November 26, 2014

Google or YouTube?

Goggwell · November 26, 2014

I've already watched the first few video tutorials, but I still do not understand how to work the basics of Edge Animate. I am being legit.

Rook · November 26, 2014

I've already watched the first few video tutorials, but I still do not understand how to work the basics of Edge Animate. I am being legit.

Well, we just heard about it so yeah.

Goggwell · November 26, 2014

Well then, I'll just have to keep watching the videos

In the mean time, here's something random for you guys:

var main = function() {
  $('.article').click(function() {
    $('.article').removeClass('current');
    $('.description').hide();

    $(this).addClass('current');
    $(this).children('.description').show();
  });

  $(document).keypress(function(event) {
    if(event.which === 111) {
      $('.description').hide();

      $('.current').children('.description').show();
    }

    else if(event.which === 110) {
      var currentArticle = $('.current');
      var nextArticle = currentArticle.next();
      
      currentArticle.removeClass('current');
      nextArticle.addClass('current');
    }
  });
}

$(document).ready(main);

Rook · November 29, 2014

Well then, I'll just have to keep watching the videos

In the mean time, here's something random for you guys:

var main = function() {
  $('.article').click(function() {
    $('.article').removeClass('current');
    $('.description').hide();

    $(this).addClass('current');
    $(this).children('.description').show();
  });

  $(document).keypress(function(event) {
    if(event.which === 111) {
      $('.description').hide();

      $('.current').children('.description').show();
    }

    else if(event.which === 110) {
      var currentArticle = $('.current');
      var nextArticle = currentArticle.next();
      
      currentArticle.removeClass('current');
      nextArticle.addClass('current');
    }
  });
}

$(document).ready(main);

Looks like JavaScript.