The lip syncing presets in Adobe Animate

3 Jun 2024 · 0 min
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In this short tutorial, Ryan Maloney outlines the standard lip‑sync mouth shapes that Adobe Animate expects for character animation. He lists the four preset shapes—neutral, ah, dee, and eef—and demonstrates how to place each shape on its own timeline frame: neutral on frame 1, ah on frame 2, and dee on frame 3 (with eef to be added similarly). The video serves as a quick guide for setting up basic lip‑sync frames in Animate.

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