ActionScript 2.0 :: Create A 'wash-out' Effect Using Fuse?
Apr 9, 2007
I've been trying to work out how to create a 'wash-out' effect using fuse. Now, I did work out how to wash it out to white, but I also want to make it go the opposite (washout to black).This works to wash it out to white:
I'm looking to create this styled effect for transition between multiple mc's.This site is an example of the effect I'm looking to create featured in the intro.The 'wash-out' effect is used as a transition and I'm wondering the best way to accomplish this effect. Is is code or tween animation of the timeline and some sort of filter?
I am trying to change over old code (Actionscript 1.0) to use Fuse in Flash 8. Old code uses: this._x = Math.easeInQuad(this.t, 0, gox, 6); So my new code in Flash 8 would be:
I apoligise if this has been covered many times before but when I run the fuse. tutorial I get the following error: The class or interface 'Fuse' could not be loaded. The error refers to line 7 --- var f:Fuse = new Fuse();
I'm having a problem with my preloader and importing Fuse classes.
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When I simulate download, the State is Frame 0 and it doesn't trace(amount) or scale the bar_mc until it is 100% loaded. If I remove the Fuse import, it works as it should. What is the best way to fix this problem? Is there a way to fix it? I'm continuing to search for a solution, but thought I'd ask the knowledgeable folks here first.
This is my first post and my first day even touching actionscript beyond the typical behaviors such as buttons or loading an external movie. I trying to learn tween via AS. Fuse first and then Tweener. I'm not sure which is easier to learn, but neither have a 'dummies' book and constructors, events, objects and hoot-nanny just confuse me.
I have a series of tweens using Fuse and at the end I want it to go to frame three, but not before. See below:
Can I select all areas of the same fill/line colour attributes and tell flash to fuse them together into one new area so removing all the internal vector edges?Where is that command?Desperately wondering how I can reduce the complexity of some artwork, to try and stop CS5 crashing, or CS4 saying out of memory.I have a graphics exported from a mapping program as an Adobe Illustrator file. Lots of adjoining coloured areas, there being five different colours on the map. many of these areas abutt and are the same colour, so the vector lines between them could be removed and hopefully reduce the file size.Explained a different way, imagine a world atlas map with France Germany and Spain all in yellow, can I select them and choose fuse and lose their adjoining boundaries ?Is there in fact a clever way of getting flash to select all areas of the same colour, so I dont miss any , then fuse them ?This assumes that my issues lie with complexity of artwork and not just the number of layers I have in my movie clip.I seem to have reached a limit of Flash CS5, 27Mb file of 16 layers, each layer a movie clip, 5 of which are these coloured areas. This will severeley limit my plans yet I see far more complex diagrams on the net. If this was a Freehand file it would be a few Kb.
I am using Fuse to rotate a movieclip in a navigation system. The problem is, it flips out and rotates a full circle before getting to the final destination when the destination is higher than 180. I can't figure out why. Here is the code:
Im new to CS3, in MX2004 and Flash 8 - i know exactly how to create a hover effect, but in CS3 i dont see the toolbar that used to be over the timeline in the editing mode.
I've had an idea for an e-invite I'm doing for my site launch ... so I need to learn how to create a 3d effect I guess (although I have no 3d programs) that give the illusion the user to going through rooms ... it's not actually rooms I want but that's easier to describe ... you get what I mean right?
I'm new in flash, how to create morphing effect in Flash like one of this sample : [URL]s are we should make separate images for every object movement that we want to morph.
best way to create an effect as if text was being 'typed' onto the screen (i.e. text appears 1 letter at a time, not as a single block)?I was considering creating an array containing each letter that needed to be typed, then using a timer to display each letter in turn... but this seems rather inefficient, is there a better way to go about this?
I was just wondering what the best way to distort an object using AS3 is? I am creating a game which involves a ball-like object bouncing off several hard surfaces, ideally I'd like the ball to squash on impact (think of a soft rubber ball 'squashing' as it hits off something) and I wasn't sure what the best way to do this was? It may hit off of surfaces at any angle, so it won't simply be hitting off a horizontal plane from above otherwise I'd just use the scale function.
I would like to create a scrolling effect on one of my MovieClips. In Javascript I'd simply create two divs, one positioned absolutely in the other, and have the surrounding one have the style 'overflow: none'. Now I want to achieve the same in ActionScript, as shown in the following picture:
When I try to set the size of the surrounding MovieClip the contents just get 'squashed'. I want it to stay the same and the parts outside of the 'rectangle to be hidden outside of the MovieClip.
I am still learning AS3 and am currently building an oline portfolio. I want to create this roll over effect: when the cursor is over an image, a rectangle of information slides to the left, and slides back to the right (and hides back under the image) when cursor rolls out.
I need to create a sort of 'flex' effect for a box, with a circle at each end. If on one side of the movie clip I want the end to go upwards or downwards towards the mouse. Sort of like rubber, and I need it to be anchored at the center, sort of like a piece of rubber that is held at the center.
I'm in the mist of a flash project and my client really liked how the (www.nike.com) navigation on this site works to get you into their multitude of sites. I don't care about the sliding and following the mouse. I only care about the showing of "submenus" they way they are doing it to the side with the easing and reveal effects.I would like to create the navigation effect with XML and Actionscript 2.0.
I am trying to create a fade effect. When I click on a movie clip, I want the others to gradually fade from _alpha =100 to _alpha = 25. The way I have it now it will instantly take the clip from 100 to 25. This is on the movie clip that I click
I am just learning Flash and ActionScript and I am having a tough time with AS syntax. I am trying to create a rollover navigation effect similar to that of Gnomon School.
