Re: FLASH: How to blur an object?

[Byron Canfield]

This might give you an idea how to blur things with vector objects. Though

you can create overlayed lines of different thicknesses to simulate

blurring, it's really helpful to have a a function like the Contour

function of CorelDRAW to create solid objects that can then be filled,

instead.



http://www.canfieldstudios.com/flash3/neontext/index.html


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At 12:25 PM 1/11/99 -0500, you wrote:

>I'm trying to do a scene that tweens from a heavily blurred object to the

>same object in an unblurred state. The closest I can come is generating an

>animated gif in Fireworks and importing each of the steps into individual

>frames.

>

>Is there an easier way?

>

>Thanks,

>

>Scott Barker

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