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Symbols are like compositions in After Effects. Symbols are
super dynamic and can save a lot of time with nuanced animations. Not only
that, but you don’t want to have a redraw certain assets if you can duplicate them
using symbols. They’re especially helpful if you’re looking to get better at
character animation.
Why would you want to do this instead of straight
ahead drawing every frame? Well, here are some benefits of using symbols in
Adobe Animate:
- Easily duplicate pre-built animations
- Symbols have transform properties on pre-built
animations
- Symbols can loop animations
- Symbols can create a library of poses
- Symbols can replace poses for a frame using
frame picker
- Symbols can reduce the need to redraw common
elements
- Symbols change the starting frame
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