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Notice that the arms of the Burst array begin the animated sequence separated, but

come together as the animation plays.

Adding a Sequence Replicator Behavior

With the Sequence Replicator behavior, sequenced animation of objects is easy. You

can make shapes rotate, change color, change opacity, grow, shrink, and move. These

transformations can be done sequentially or in series. The Sequence Replicator

behavior also gives you the ability to control how many objects in the replicator are

affected simultaneously. The good thing about using the Position parameter in a

Sequence Replicator behavior instead of manually animating objects is that the

movements are automatically synchronized during the sequence.

To add the Sequence Replicator behavior:

Click the Add Behavior icon in the Toolbar, then choose Replicator > Sequence

Replicator.

Shuffle Order

The Replicator tab features a parameter that shuffles the stacking order of the objects

being replicated. When turned on, Shuffle Order takes the Replicate Seed parameter

and uses it to determine the objects’ stacking order.

Note: This parameter only changes the stacking order of the objects.

Shuffle Order off

Shuffle Order on

Custom Setting

In the Sequence Replicator behavior, the basic settings for Sequencing are To, From,

Through, and Through Inverted. These settings move parameters from a start value to

an end value, or seesaw parameter values back and forth. More complex effects can

be generated using the Custom setting. This tutorial only covers the basic settings for

the Sequence Replicator behavior. For more information about the Custom setting,

see Chapter 9, “Using the Replicator,” in the Motion User Manual.

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