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Tweens
Tweening – act of filling in of frames between two keyframes
Classic Tween – Frame by frame difference, more complicated to create, and has lesser
flexibility with re-editing
Motion Tween – has “checkpoints” which are indicators of the changes made to the position or
size of the animation. Adobe Animate calculates how to animate the file depending on these
checkpoints.
- Motion Guide – used for motion tweens; a line that will serve as a path for the object to
follow when the motion tween is being played.
Shape Tween – morphs an object from one shape to another, uses blank keyframe as endpoint
Tween Options
1. Ease – gradually and accelerate; negative value from -1 to -100, rapidly and decelerate;
positive value from 1 to 100
2. Distributive – intermediate shapes are smoother and more irregular
3. Aligned – preserves apparent corners and straight lines in the intermediate shapes
Onion Skin View – view that shows several frames as dimmed
Keyboard Shortcuts
F5 – add frame; F6 – add keyframe; F7 – add blank keyframe
o You can also insert a frame through the Insert menu
Alt – duplicate an object; Ctrl – select multiple objects
Enter – play animation; Ctrl/Command + Enter – test a flash project
Ctrl + B – Break apart: transforms an object into a shape
o Can also be done by right clicking on the object and choosing “break apart”
Ctrl + N – new file; Ctrl + S – save file
ESP
Pakikipagkapwa
Kapwa – parehas ang ari o ‘species’, mga tao na nasa paligid mo
- Ang Diyos ay hindi natin kapwa; siya ay isang Higher Being.
Dr. Manuel Dy – nagtuturo ng Philosophy sa Ateneo
- Ayon sakanya;
o Ang tao ay kailangan ng kapwa upang mabuhay
o Ang kaniyang mga pangangailangan ay nagmumula sa ibang tao
o Mabubuhay ang tao sa paglilingkod sa kapuwa
- Sa Pakikipagkapwa, nabubuo ng isang tao ang kaniyang sarili
Virgillo Enriquez – nagsabi na, sa kulturang Pilipino, ang kapwa ay tumutukoy sa pagiging
pantay at pagkakaroon ng nagkakaisang pagkakakilanlan (shared identity)
Dayalogo + Pagmamahal + Katarungan = Paglilingkod
Dayalogo – pakikipagusap sa kapwa
Katarungan – pagbibigay hustisya/nararapat para sa isang tao/sa kapwa.
Antas ng Pakikipagkapwa
Pakikiisa - pinakamataas
Pakikisangot
Pakikipagkalagayang Loob
Pakikisama
Pakikibagay
Pakikilahok
Pakikisalamuha
Pakikitungo - pinakamababa
Pakikipagkaibigan
- Taong maaasahan at masasandalan
- Ayon sa Webster’s Dictionary, ito ang pagkakaroon ng ugnayan sa isang tao dahil sa
pagmamahal at pagpapahalaga
- Ayon kay Aristotle, ito ay damdamin para sa espesyal na tao.
- Ayon kay Emmerson, ito ay mararamdaman sa inspirasyong nagmumula sa taong
naniniwala at nagtitiwala sa atin
KAIBIGAN
- Hindi basta-basta mahahanap
- Hindi maaaring pagkita mo sa isang tao ay mararamdaman mo na magiging malapit kayo
sa isa’t isa
- Dumadaan ito sa mahabang proseso
Sangkap ng Pakikipagkaibigan
- Oras, Karapatan, Mapagbigay, Mapagtawad, Mapagkakatiwalaan, Maunawain
Uri ng Kaibigan
1. Barkada – kasama mo sa maraming Gawain tulad ng paglilibang at paggagawa ng
proyekto
2. Kaibigan – maskomportable ka na ipaalam sakanila ang iyong suliranin at ganoon din sila
sayo, buo ang tiwala
3. Matalik na Kaibigan – masmalapit saiyo, naipagkakatiwala mo sa kanila ang
pinakasensitibong impormasyon tungkol sayo.
Emosyon
Ang tao ay isang Rational(pagiisip) at Appetitive(pagraramdam/emosyon) being
Emosyon – nagbibigay buhay, kulay at saysay sa buhay ng tao, ito ay likas na reaksyon ng tao
Walong Pangunahing Emosyon
1. Pagkagalit (Anger)
2. Pagkamuhi (Disgust) – pagkainis o pagkasulam
3. Pagkalungkot (Sadness)
4. Pagkagulat (Surprise)
5. Pagkatakot (Fear)
6. Pagtanggap (Acceptance)
7. Pagkagalak (Joy)
8. Pagasam (Anticipation)
TLE
Formulas (Mensuration & Calculation)
Oven temperature
Fahrenheit to Celsius - °C = °F – 32 x 5/9
Celsius to Fahrenheit - °F = °C x 9/5 + 32 or °C x 1.8 + 32
Measurement Conversion
1 lb = 463.59 g. 1kg = 2.2 lb. 1 oz. = 28.35g. 16oz. = 1lb 1 cup = 16tbsp
Ingredients Conversion
1lb butter = 2 cups 1lb. flour = 4 cups 1lb B. Sugar = 2 ¼ or 2.25 cup
1lb. G. Sugar = 3 ½ or 3.5 cup 5 whole/large eggs = 1 cup 12 egg yolks = 1 cup
8 egg yolks = 1 cup
Can Sizes
6 oz. = ¾ or 0.75 cup 8 oz. = 1 cup 12 oz. = 1 ½ or 1.5 cup
Baking Terms
Bake/Baking – process of cooking by indirect heat or dry heat
Beat – to soften hard foods by incorporating air into the mixture
Bite-sized – small enough pieces to eat in one bite
Blend – combine all ingredients until smooth and uniform
Caramelize – heat sugar until it dissolves and turns into a golden/caramel-like syrup
Chill – refrigerate until evenly cold
Crumb – interior of breads and cakes
Cream – beat together until the mixture is smooth
Crimp – use a fork to press the edges of an unbaked piecrust to seal in the filling
Decorating – art of putting fancy inscriptions or design on cakes
Cut in – mix a cold fat with flour by hand until the mixture resemble coarse crumbs
Whip – combine two or more ingredients using a wire whisk; to beat a liquid briskly
Glaze – create a shiny surface on top of baked goods
Baking Ingredients
1. Flour – primarily used baking ingredient
Cake Flour / Soft Flour – best for baking cakes
All Purpose Flour / Family or General Flour – all kinds of baking
Bread Flour / Strong or Hard Flour – came from wheat, best for baking breads
Pastry Flour / Soft Wheat – best for baking cookies, pies and biscuits
2. Sugar
Granulated Sugar / White Sugar / Table Sugar – most commonly used sugar
Confectioner’s Sugar / Powdered Sugar – fine, white sugar mixed with 3% cornstarch,
used in making icing
Brown Sugar – Light, Medium, and Dark Brown
Functions of Sugar
1. Adds sweetness and flavor
2. Makes products fine and tender
3. Provides golden brown color of cakes and breads
4. Used in creaming shortening
5. Gives richer color to bread’s crust
3. Fats – butter, margarine, oil, lard
Functions of Fat
1. Makes products tender, moist and rich
2. Enhances flavor
3. Adds color to baked products
4. Leavening Agents – used to rise
Chemical Leavening Agents – Baking powder & soda
Physical Leavening Agents – incorporates air during creaming of fat and sugar and
foaming of egg whites and sugar
Biological Leavening Agents – yeast; used for breads
5. Liquid Ingredients
Water – most common and cheapest ingredient in baking
Milk – evaporated milk is recommended
6. Eggs – small, medium, large, jumbo
7. Other Ingredients – nuts, dried fruits, fresh fruits, flavoring such as vanilla, spices
4 Ms in Baking
1. Materials – ingredients should be in good quality
2. Method – recipe
3. Machine – right tools and equipment for efficiency
4. Manpower – consider the skills and number of the workers
Brownies
Ingredients:
- ½ cup vegetable oil
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 large eggs
- ¼ teaspoon baking powder
- 1/3 cup cocoa powder
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- ½ cup flour
Procedures:
- Preheat oven to 350°
- Mix oil and sugar until well blended.
- Add eggs and vanilla; stir just until blended
- Mix all dry ingredients in a separate bowl
- Stir dry ingredients into the oil/sugar mixture
- Pour into greased 9x9 square pan
- Bake for 20 minutes or until sides just start to pull away from the pan
- Cool completely before cutting.
Chocolate-Chip Cookies
Ingredients:
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 2 tsps. Vanilla extract
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 2 tsps. Hot water
- ½ tsp. salt
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
Procedures:
- Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C)
- Cream together the butter, white sugar, and brown sugar until smooth.
- Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in vanilla
- Dissolve baking soda in water
- Add to batter along with salt. Stir in flour, chocolate chips, and nuts.
- Drop by large spoonful onto ungreased pans
- Bake for about 10 minutes in the preheated oven, or until edges are nicely browned