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kelly jones webforumsuser@macromedia.com #1
transparent gradients in director
is there anyway possible that i can embed/create transparent gradients in director???
thanks in advance,
kel
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Michael Hamstra #2
Re: transparent gradients in director
For best results, I like to use PNG files... They retain the alpha channel
and work great for transparent graphics.
Michael Hamstra
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Rob Dillon #3
Re: transparent gradients in director
Once upon a time... you could do that in the paint window by making a
gradient rectangle member and setting the gradient to run from a color
to white. Then setting the sprite of that member to background
transparent would drop out the white pixels and you'd have a color
gradient that went from a color to transparent. At some point this
changed. Now a gradient remains opaque.
You can create a color to transparent gradient in Photoshop in a layer
and then use Photocaster to import that layer as a member. The
transparency will hold in 32 bit color. You could do the same thing
using Fireworks and export to Director to get the layer.
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kelly jones webforumsuser@macromedia.com #4
Re: transparent gradients in director
thanks michael! director recognizes the alpha channels. only one issue however )c:
i have a .w3d as my focal point on the stage, and i want to feather the edges of it. so i imported a feathered border .png file but i cant get it to sit on top of the .w3d file. any suggestions???
thanks again,
kel
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Gretchen Macdowall #5
Re: transparent gradients in director
In article <bljfe9$ahp$1@forums.macromedia.com>, "kelly jones"
[email]webforumsuser@macromedia.com[/email] wrote:
edges of it. so i imported a feathered border .png file but i cant get it> i have a .w3d as my focal point on the stage, and i want to feather the
to sit on top of the .w3d file. any suggestions???In the cast member properties for the 3d member uncheck DTS (direct to>
stage). However, performance for the 3d member may be affected.
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