> Actually the IDE exposes the colour matrix filter as brightness,
> contrast, saturation and hue sliders from -100 to 100. So, what I'm
> thinking is do away with the matrix and just have:
>
> saturation="[-100 - 100]" hue="[-100 - 100]" />
Slight correction on this. Hue is specified in degrees
> I just realised that one filter I've yet to implement is the
> ConvolutionFilter. That's because I couldn't find a way to apply that
> filter to a MovieClip at author-time in the IDE. Does anyone have any
> idea on how to do this?
Sorry no clue. Don't use it anymore ;)
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erixtekila
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Hi All,
I just realised that one filter I've yet to implement is the
ConvolutionFilter. That's because I couldn't find a way to apply that
filter to a MovieClip at author-time in the IDE. Does anyone have any
idea on how to do this?
Cheers,
Steve
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Steve Webster
http://dynamicflash.com
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Hi Ian,
> Great idea!
>
> Grant Skinner has written a pretty comprehensive AS2 ColorMatrix
> class which should help:
> http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/09/flash_8_source.html
>
> as has Mario/Quasimondo:
> http://www.quasimondo.com/archives/000565.php
>
> I think that should give you
> Steve, why don't keep it simple ?
> Since the IDE gives this representation
>
> > > saturation="[-100 - 100]" hue="[-100 - 100]" />
>
> why not stick with that for
That's exactly what I'm going to do, thanks to Ian's links. Also, if
you wanted more control you could use swfmill-ll syntax, whic
Hi Steve,
Great idea!
Grant Skinner has written a pretty comprehensive AS2 ColorMatrix
class which should help:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2005/09/flash_8_source.html
as has Mario/Quasimondo:
http://www.quasimondo.com/archives/000565.php
I think that should give you all the needed
Steve, why don't keep it simple ?
Since the IDE gives this representation
> saturation="[-100 - 100]" hue="[-100 - 100]" />
why not stick with that for
We could anyhow use matrix directly from script.
Should suffice ain't it ?
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erixtekila
http://blog.v-i-a.net/
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Hi All,
>
>
>
>
>
>
Actually the IDE exposes the colour matrix filter as brightness,
contrast, saturation and hue sliders from -100 to 100. So, what I'm
thinking is do away with the matrix and just have:
However, I need to work out a way to translate those values into a
matrix. So fa
> Sorry, Erix, didn't want to pick on you! Just trying to put words on
> why I was uncomfortable with your version... :-)
You're welcome ;)
Le 8 juin 06, à 09:36, Ian Thomas a écrit :
> Have just checked the XML spec - and tags can't start with a number as
> a character, so unfortunately erix's v
Have just checked the XML spec - and tags can't start with a number as
a character, so unfortunately erix's version won't work.
Also, just thinking it through - tags which vary their names (i.e. we
don't know whether the first child of would be <1> or <2> or
<99>, or whether any given element <1>
(I'm afraid I don't like erix's use of numbers as tag names - in fact,
I'm not convinced it's legal XML...)
or possibly just a string of numbers:
1,2,3,4,
4,2,5,4,
1,1,3,9,
9,2,3,1
... and leave it up to the coder how to format it - but I think this
version is too error-prone (very ea
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