Very interesting and original … can you pad the area around the object so that the text doesn’t get masked at all?
Posted about 1 year ago
An Actionscript 2 class that allows you to reflow text around any number of irregular shaped MovieClips.
For the complete documentation go to: http://polygeek.com/liquid-text
And here are a few more examples: http://polygeek.com/468_adobeflash/actionscript_liquidtext-example
http://polygeek.com/470_adobeflash/actionscript_running-out-of-time-with-liquidtext
I’m going to create an AS3 version soon.
Posted about 1 year ago
Very interesting and original … can you pad the area around the object so that the text doesn’t get masked at all?
Posted about 1 year ago
If you want to control the padding I’d suggest using a MovieClip with _alpha = 0.
Posted about 1 year ago
DAN ! welcome back to flashden (new profile name i see), great to see you on here, for all who dont know, dan is the creator of the legendary VideoMaru
Great to see you back on FD, and a nice file to kick it off with 
Jay
Posted about 1 year ago
Very useful! I didn’t even think this was possible. Good work. Savin’ this link for a future project for sure.
Posted about 1 year ago
Thanks everyone for your comments. I like making people say, “Wow” or even better “AWWHH”. That’s incentive enough to write code like this. 
Just for kicks and giggles I have linked to some more examples on polyGeek.com
Posted about 1 year ago
amazing
Never saw this and did not even know this is possible and I have quite a bit of experience with flash but not as3. . .
which brings me to the question: is this as2 compatible?
Posted about 1 year ago
LiquidText is written in AS2 . I’m going to make an AS3 version soon.
Posted about 1 year ago
Thanks polyGeek for this,
We’ve all hit a ‘home run’ for sure with this contexts & contents fluidity mastery.
Craigo
Posted 9 months ago
Hi,
is the is anyway to purchase this alone from the site with 4$ which i can pay though the payment mode. with out deposit.
Posted 3 months ago
Hey, two questions: 1. Did you ever convert this to AS3 ? 2. Can this easily be used in Flex?
Thanks, Brad
Posted about 1 month ago
@Brad, sorry, I haven’t gotten around to doing an AS3 version yet. So it won’t work in Flex. The source code is there. You can take a crack at it yourself.
Posted about 1 month ago