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DYNAMIC BLUR TEXT EFFECT

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This is interesting motion blur text effect.

It is very easy to use: you paste all needed parameters to the class constructor and add the instance to the stage (display list).

Keywords: motion blur, effect

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Posted about 1 year ago

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Posted about 1 year ago

sweet man this text is the best lmao ;D

Posted about 1 year ago

Maybe it’s a 64-bit Vista issue, but I ran into problems unzipping your file. It has some 0 byte files with the same names as the folders and that kept giving me headaches. I had to go into the zip file and manually copy the folders themselves, making sure not to grab the 0 byte files so I could make it work. Not a deal breaker, but annoying.

Posted about 1 year ago

@silverthornne: it is a Win/Mac issue. Mac stores some information in files which names start with a dot. Those files are harmless, so you can either delete or ignore them.

Posted about 1 year ago

I used font 36 and I want bigger, but the fonts overlap. How can I increase line space?

Posted about 1 year ago

lvalics, each line is independent, so just change ‘y’ property of each line. If you are placing the lines in the loop (as in example above) just change the ‘y step’ in the loop. Please write me an email if you need further help.

Posted about 1 year ago

Is there a way to transition out the lines of text before new lines are brought in?

Posted 11 months ago

No, there is no transition out. I was thinking about implementing it, so it will be done in next version…

Posted 11 months ago

how can i reply the transition when it’s over? (with same text)

Posted 10 months ago

Hi, I can see it working in my browser (Firefox-mac), but not in Safari and I knew about some people who couldn’t see it. I’d like to know what would be the couses of this. thanks!

Posted 10 months ago

cokimono: I work on Mac. The file was tested on Firefox, Safari and Opera – it works fine on all browsers. I tested in on Windows machine as well. I have no idea what might be wrong with your file…

Posted 10 months ago

Hi, the individual letters overlap on my movie. Is there a way to define the spacing between each letter?

Posted 8 months ago

Hi, you can set the space between letters by changing the value in line #69 of BlurLine.as (at the end of the line).

Posted 8 months ago

this file is empty, how do i get the contents? any ideas?

Posted 6 months ago

There must have been error on the FlashDen server. I’ve sent you the file on your e-mail address, hope it works for you.

Posted 5 months ago

Can you please help me out. I’m not very good with actionscript, so I’m hoping you have some easy fix for this. I want to change the x and y values of where the text sits on the screen. Currently, it is at the top left. Please let me know, as I just purchased this component today. Thank you.

Posted 2 months ago

Never mind. I figured it out on my own. Thanks! :)

Posted 2 months ago

can you use on anything other than text? say a mc?

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Posted 2 months ago

Hi wdub28, no you can’t use anything else. It has to be text…

Posted 2 months ago

Having embed font issues. Any input?

Posted about 1 month ago

OK I figured out that it should be myLineObj.embedFonts = true; instead of embedFont as listed in the text file. but why won’t it call the embeded font? I have it’s class named at font1 and this is the code:

myLineObj.fontFace= “font1”;

I’ve tried all other variations and it’s just coming up as default screen font.

Posted about 1 month ago

Hi tandysean,

you should use the font name as it appears in the system, not your class name.

Hope this will solve your issue.

Posted about 1 month ago

not working for me. I am using Helevetica Neue font. Have embedded the font in the library: name=helv, class=headFont

obj.fontFace=”helv” produces very poor looking text

obj.fontFace=”headFont” doesn’t work

Posted 13 days ago

Hi diddles,

you should write:

obj.fontFace = headFont.fontName;

It will work like a charm :-)

Posted 11 days ago