Re: FLASH: dynamic tinting

[Chris Kennish]

Works fine as a background on... 


http://www.copeandglory.co.uk


It's done as a semi-random constant

colour shift so that the background is

constantly changing - trying to keep it

fluid and organic thing, rather than

static.  The graphic andfersand is is a

state of fluid scaling and alpha-change

too.  (woo-hoo).


Now giving the user control over this is

another matter entirely...


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> Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 10:20:26 -0500

>

From: Robert Lewis <lewisrbiggs-gilmore [dot] com>

> Subject: Re: FLASH: dynamic tinting

> 

> Todd,

> 

> I have not tried this approach before, but your post inspired the idea.

> 

> Could you build three movieclips. One pure red, one blue, and one green. By

> overlapping them and changing the alpha transparency of each create a mixed

> color.

> 

> If anyone gets this to work please let me know. I would love to see this

> happen.

> 

> - -robert



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