Many netizens use Adobe Flash CS4 software to draw their favorite animations. So in the process of getting started, if we want to animate objects to move freely, how should we do it? Next, the editor will share a graphic tutorial on how to animate objects in random motion using Adobe Flash CS4. I believe it will definitely help you.

Open Adobe Flash CS4 software and create a new flash file.

On the default operation interface (layer 1, first frame), use the "Polygon Tool" in the toolbar to draw a five-pointed star and convert it into a graphic component.

Insert a keyframe at frame 40 of layer 1, and move the five-pointed star component in frame 40 to a random position.

Click any frame between frame 1 to frame 40 in layer 1, right-click, and select the "Create Traditional Tween" command.

Click on layer 1, then right-click and select Add Traditional Motion Guide Layer. And use the "Pen Tool" to draw the path you want on any frame.

Select the first frame of layer 1 and move the center point of the five-pointed star component to the starting point of the motion path.

Select the 40th frame of layer 1 and move the center point of the five-pointed star component to the end of the motion path.

Execute the "Control | Test Movie" (shortcut key Ctrl+enter) command in the menu to see the effect.

Above, I have shared with you a graphic tutorial on how to animate objects in random motion using Adobe Flash CS4. Friends in need should hurry up and read this article.