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*ANOTHER UPDATE* ARGH I'm so stupid. Slight adjustments to the higher bust so the head looks right when placed behind it.
*UPDATE* Sorry guys! I made a slight change to the upright front view of the body (highest sprite) as well as the bust next to it to match. Now you can see the top part of the body between the breasts there. It hadn't occurred to me before because I didn't use it in my recent animation, so it was outdated. If you happen to be using the old sprites now, I strongly recommend using these new ones instead, as they make a lot more sense. That way you can have the head sit on something instead of just be behind the body. Then you would place the bust over the head to give it the look of the original sprites at the initial size.
Sorry for any inconvenience!

The sprite sheet I used in "Peach's Hiccup Puff Up" with bonus expressions, some of which I think went unused!
You might be asking, "How do I use these?" Well, the following is at least how I use them, but maybe you'll find a better way! But this should help you get started.

In Flash, I recommend using the original sprites as a base when setting these up. (Please look in 's gallery to find them.) The base and each part should be on their own layer. Make sure they're in the right order! (Quick note: The top brooch is used for the first two sets, while the second brooch is just for the last set.) Afterwards, you can remove the base. The extra busts are simply used for obscuring the arms. Once you get up to a certain size, the arms no longer make contact with the bust, which then becomes unnecessary and you can cut the extra bust out of the rest of the animation at that point.

Now, how to animate the inflation itself. Every piece must be on their own layer. Make motion tweens for each at the same length, at whatever length you want. Then at the end of the tween, select everything and expand everything all at once. Now reset the size of everything except for the body (and bust if applicable), and everything should remain in place. Some parts might be a little off, so you might have to adjust them, namely the feet. With those, the "shading" should kind of "hook" onto a pixel on the hem of the dress, at least that's how I do it.

But anyway, that should be about it! Oh, how can she jiggle? Well first, copy just one frame on each layer, we're gonna paste those and make new tweens.
This is simpler. First, make sure you have the last frame of the tweens be the same as the first frames. Because now, you'll probably want to change the first frame itself, at least in this example. Just adjust everything by stretching tall or wide, reset the size of everything except the body and bust, go a few frames further, adjust everything in the other direction, and repeat the process. However, make sure the stretches get shorter each time for more realistic jiggling, since you don't want them to be wild until the end.
Oh yeah, similar idea for being squished.

Hopefully that all helps and makes sense! Confused? Ask whatever! And remember, it doesn't hurt to experiment!

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*ANOTHER UPDATE* ARGH I'm so stupid. Slight adjustments to the higher bust so the head looks right when placed behind it.
*UPDATE* Sorry guys! I made a slight change to the upright front view of the body (highest sprite) as well as the bust next to it to match. Now you can see the top part of the body between the breasts there. It hadn't occurred to me before because I didn't use it in my recent animation, so it was outdated. If you happen to be using the old sprites now, I strongly recommend using these new ones instead, as they make a lot more sense. That way you can have the head sit on something instead of just be behind the body. Then you would place the bust over the head to give it the look of the original sprites at the initial size.
Sorry for any inconvenience!

The sprite sheet I used in "Peach's Hiccup Puff Up" with bonus expressions, some of which I think went unused!
You might be asking, "How do I use these?" Well, the following is at least how I use them, but maybe you'll find a better way! But this should help you get started.

In Flash, I recommend using the original sprites as a base when setting these up. (Please look in 's gallery to find them.) The base and each part should be on their own layer. Make sure they're in the right order! (Quick note: The top brooch is used for the first two sets, while the second brooch is just for the last set.) Afterwards, you can remove the base. The extra busts are simply used for obscuring the arms. Once you get up to a certain size, the arms no longer make contact with the bust, which then becomes unnecessary and you can cut the extra bust out of the rest of the animation at that point.

Now, how to animate the inflation itself. Every piece must be on their own layer. Make motion tweens for each at the same length, at whatever length you want. Then at the end of the tween, select everything and expand everything all at once. Now reset the size of everything except for the body (and bust if applicable), and everything should remain in place. Some parts might be a little off, so you might have to adjust them, namely the feet. With those, the "shading" should kind of "hook" onto a pixel on the hem of the dress, at least that's how I do it.

But anyway, that should be about it! Oh, how can she jiggle? Well first, copy just one frame on each layer, we're gonna paste those and make new tweens.
This is simpler. First, make sure you have the last frame of the tweens be the same as the first frames. Because now, you'll probably want to change the first frame itself, at least in this example. Just adjust everything by stretching tall or wide, reset the size of everything except the body and bust, go a few frames further, adjust everything in the other direction, and repeat the process. However, make sure the stretches get shorter each time for more realistic jiggling, since you don't want them to be wild until the end.
Oh yeah, similar idea for being squished.

Hopefully that all helps and makes sense! Confused? Ask whatever! And remember, it doesn't hurt to experiment!