get current bit of text, set transparency = 0 // completely visible
get new bit of text, set transparency = 100 // invisible
loop from 1 to 100
add loopcounter to the transparency value of the current bit of text
subtract loopcounter from the transparency value of the new bit of
text
end loop
set current bit of text = new bit of text
i don't know actionscript, so very pseudocodey i'm afraid. the rest you'll
have to find out yourself. perhaps i've got the transparency the wrong way
round too.
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"Paul Johnston"
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] OT: ActionScript
04/12/2003
17:06
Please respond
to dev
I have a bunch of text in an array. I am cycling over that array and
making
the text come out and also move.
The thing I now want is to be able to fade it in and out. The problem is
that I cannot figure out how (in actionscript) to do this.
The text will change regularly, so saying something like "make a graphic of
the text" isn't going to help.
Any ideas? I'm just banging my head against a brick wall!
Paul
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