Can I blur in flash?
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March 30th, 2004, 6:42 pm
In MX2004 you can do this:
^From the help files.
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To add an effect to an object:
Do one of the following to add a Timeline effect:
Select the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. Select Insert > Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. From the context menu, select Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Effects available for the type of object you've selected appear as active menu choices.
In the dialog box that appears for the effect, view the effect preview based on default settings. Modify the default settings as desired, and then click Update Preview to view the effect with the new settings. For more information, see Timeline effect settings.
When the Timeline effect appears as desired in the preview window, click OK.
Do one of the following to add a Timeline effect:
Select the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. Select Insert > Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. From the context menu, select Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Effects available for the type of object you've selected appear as active menu choices.
In the dialog box that appears for the effect, view the effect preview based on default settings. Modify the default settings as desired, and then click Update Preview to view the effect with the new settings. For more information, see Timeline effect settings.
When the Timeline effect appears as desired in the preview window, click OK.
^From the help files.
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March 30th, 2004, 10:44 pm
well...there it is 
I guess I'm aware now, huh?
I guess I'm aware now, huh?
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April 11th, 2004, 8:38 am
digitalMedia wrote:
In MX2004 you can do this:
^From the help files.
Quote:
To add an effect to an object:
Do one of the following to add a Timeline effect:
Select the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. Select Insert > Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. From the context menu, select Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Effects available for the type of object you've selected appear as active menu choices.
In the dialog box that appears for the effect, view the effect preview based on default settings. Modify the default settings as desired, and then click Update Preview to view the effect with the new settings. For more information, see Timeline effect settings.
When the Timeline effect appears as desired in the preview window, click OK.
Do one of the following to add a Timeline effect:
Select the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. Select Insert > Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the object to which you're adding the Timeline effect. From the context menu, select Timeline Effects. Then select Assistants, Effects, or Transition/Transform from the submenu, and select an effect from the list.
Effects available for the type of object you've selected appear as active menu choices.
In the dialog box that appears for the effect, view the effect preview based on default settings. Modify the default settings as desired, and then click Update Preview to view the effect with the new settings. For more information, see Timeline effect settings.
When the Timeline effect appears as desired in the preview window, click OK.
^From the help files.
Thanx for you help there. Unfortunately I only have flash MX not the 04 version.
Cheers
Tosh
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