Paul Andrews wrote:
I'm using AS3. I have a MovieClip with a shape.
I have a class X associated with the MovieClip and that class extends
another class of mine Y which extends MovieClip ( essentially
MovieClip<-X<-Y). The only reason that Class Y exists is that library
items must be associated with unique classes.
I control my MovieClip using Class X.
Class X uses a DropShadow filter to apply a drop shadow to the
MovieClip. It works great, except it wont apply the color change to
the drop shadow. Everything else will work, but not the color setting.
If I set the filter to be applied to the parent MovieClip, the shadow
changes color.
Anyone seen anything like this?
It turns out to be related to a color transform I had applied to the
movieclip elsewhere in the code being applied to the shadow too.
My thanks to Cor, who has checked out some examples for me and caused me
a Doh! moment about my Class hierarchy.
Paul
Paul
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