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USING OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES YOU CAN CREATE GAMES THAT ARE EASIER TO DEBUG AND . On frame1, set the tint of these clips to #66FF00.
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Hi all,
I have a major problem.. I have a button where i want to tint it with some colour and some Alpha Property being added to that colour.. How can this be done in Flash Pro8? I have used the setRGB property to change the colour but dont know how to set the tint property.. Can anyone guide me in this?
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Using the Mouse Class With ActionScript, you can emulate custom mouse and apply a Tint effect to fill the instance with a different solid color.
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The first thing to understand about using the camera object is that its Tint: 255 255 255. Tint Amount: 96%. Repeat this with the word VIDEO as well.
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Mahesh Krishnan
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I don't remember that being possible, but you can lookup the new Filter classes, maybe there you will find what you want. Push Flash Interactivity with ActionScript Buttons::
Go to the Properties panel and change the Tint of the symbol instance in this . When using ActionScript with a Symbol, you must give each instance of
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May 20, 2008 Basic Property Changes, Programming Buttons, Listener Events, Navigate to URL's, Object Scope, Detecting Object Collisions, Using GetChild
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You don't need extensions or plugins.
myColor = new Color(myPic);
myColorTransform = new Object();
myColorTransform = {rb:0, gb:0, bb:150};
myColor.setTransform(myColorTransform);
Just replace "myPic" with the object you want tinted, and adjust the rb, gb, and bb (r, g and b offsets) to tint the object. There are a lot more parameters though.
ra is the percentage for the red component (-100 to 100).
rb is the offset for the red component (-255 to 255).
ga is the percentage for the green component (-100 to 100).
gb is the offset for the green component (-255 to 255).
ba is the percentage for the blue component (-100 to 100).
bb is the offset for the blue component (-255 to 255).
aa is the percentage for alpha (-100 to 100).
ab is the offset for alpha (-255 to 255).
That does the trick quite well.
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Hi, I am looking for the same answer . I bleive it's anlong the lines of :
.setInstanceTint ()
The problem Is I can't script . If you find the answer please tell me!
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