Select Window> CC libraries or select the CC Libraries icon.
Use this article to learn how to share symbols and animation documents using CC Libraries.
Symbols are the basic unit of reuse in Animate and can contain all types of animations created using Animate. From this release onwards, you can share symbols or entire animations via CC Libraries. Multiple animators can collaborate seamlessly and simplify the designer-developer workflow in game or application development. You can use linked assets to ensure that the assets are in sync with the original assets. You can also seamlessly import the animation assets via CC Libraries across supporting applications such as Muse and Indesign.
Select Window> CC libraries or select the CC Libraries icon.
Select the symbol on Stage and click the + button in the footer of the CC Libraries panel to display a pop-up window.
Select the Symbols check box in the pop-up and click Add. The selected symbol instances are uploaded to CC Libraries and tagged as SYM.
Select Window> CC Libraries or select the CC Libraries icon.
Save the document and click the + button in the footer of the CC Libraries panel to display a pop-up window.
Select the Entire Animation check box in the pop-up and click Add. The selected animation instances are uploaded to CC Libraries and tagged as An.
Select the symbols from the CC Libraries.
Right-click and select any of the following options:
You cannot edit linked assets in the target document. You cannot access the symbol in edit mode and modify it. You can edit the source symbol only within CC Libraries. However, you can edit the copied assets in the target document.
Select the document (An) from CC Libraries.
Right-click and select any of the following options:
You can seamlessly use animations created in Animate within other applications such as Muse and Indesign via CC Libraries.
Open the asset in CC Libraries.
Drag-and-drop the asset from the CC Libraries to Adobe Muse or Adobe Indesign, and place the asset in the required position. To enable responsive design across Muse and Indesign, ensure that you set the required publish settings in Animate. For more information, see Publish settings.
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