In this section we will make the globe rotate while moving from the left to the center of the screen.
The rotation will be created using four, blinking images.

1. Add the images.
Right click in the Block Edit Window and select [New] → [Image]

2. Set the initial position of the image.
Set the initial position of the image. To hide the image off the left border of the screen, enter a negative number.
The Start Display time is offset to take into consideration the timing of the blink.

Set the coordinates of each image according to the table shown below.

3. Set the Move Sequence

Set each image according to the table shown below.

4. Set the Blink
To create the illusion of rotation, make each graphic blink in turns.

Set each of the images according to the table shown below.

Check that the settings are correct and that the globe rotates by playing the image in the Emulator

Next we will add a flying spaceship.

1. Add the Images.
First we will create an Image Event that uses two images of the space shuttle.

2. Set the initial position.
In the Layout Window of the Block Edit Window, drag the space shuttle image from the lower left to the upper right edge.

3. Set the Move Sequence
Add the Move Sequence to make the space shuttle fly. You add this sequence by dragging the mouse.

Next, you will import the audio data.

Finally, you will make the stars appear to twinkle by making the rectangle blink.
Right click in the Block Edit Window and select "New" → "Rectangle".

Next you will render a SMAF file(.mmf). From the [File] menu, select [SMAF File..].

The SMAF can be played on your mobile phone. Send the SMAF file(.mmf) to your mobile phone either by e-mail or using the communications cable and check that the SMAF file(.mmf) plays properly.

About Playing the Downloaded File

This is the end of the SCAS Basic Content Creation Manual. We hope that you now have an understanding of the basic SCAS operations.

There are many other SCAS features that are not described here. You can learn about these features by reading the help information associated with each tool as you use them.
Now you can use SCAS to create amazing SMAF content.