Re: FLASH: Adding noise effect to a graphic

[J]

Cloe,


a simple way to add "noise" is to create a plain colored graphic in

Photoshop, add noise, and import it into flash as a gif (dont forget to

trace it or break it apart)  If it is a symmetric shape, like a square, you

can create a MC with a few frames and use the "rotate" option in each

keyrame.  As the movie plays through each frame, the noise will appear to

"move."


Not sure if this is what you were asking or if you have the tools to do it,

but I thought I would try to help.  If you need more help feel free to email

me.


Best of luck.


J


 

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From: Keenwittedaol [dot] com

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Reply-To: flashershocker [dot] com

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To: flashershocker [dot] com

>Subject: FLASH: Adding noise effect to a graphic

>Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 03:15:20 EDT

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>Hola Flash Knights!

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>I would like to recreate some kind of cool transition effect -- like noise,

>crumbling or shattering applied to one symbol. Does anyone know the best 

>way

>to achieve this? would using a Gif animator program and saving each frame 

>be

>a solution? Dreaming of this feature in Flash 4.

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>Help appreciated.

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>cloe

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