RE: FLASH: dynamic tinting- DEMO

[Todd Underwood]

Thanks Mike, your example does create nice tints. I'm trying to tint bitmaps

to many predefined shades (like specific colors of paint), and find that

mixing the alpha settings on Red, Green, and Blue instances (as Robert Lewis

suggested) do not provide the result one would expect. Apparently the order

of layering determines the resulting shades with the top-most layer having

dominance over shadings underneath.


In other words, a 50% red, overlapping a 50% blue, overlapping a 50% green,

is very red, with a hint of magenta and almost no noticeable green. In

traditional mixing of RGB channels, this would produce a 50% gray.


Todd Underwood


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http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~mowgli/flash/colours.htm


It's a quick  test I did, not sure about the results. Move the mouse to

create new "tints"


Mike M



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