Title: Re: [flexcoders] shadow lighting
Also, it appears youre trying to apply these styles to a canvas. Note that to do so, youll also need to set the borderStyle of the canvas to solid (you can set the thickness to zero, if you dont actually want to see a border). If thats not enough
=center
shadowDistance=2
Jason
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Subject: [flexcoders] shadow lighting
when applying shadowing to an object, if the lighting source
Of hank williams
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 1:26
PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] shadow
lighting
when
applying shadowing to an object, if the lighting source is to the
top left of the object, then the shadow will be on the bottom and the
right. Typically
when applying shadowing to an object, if the lighting source is to the
top left of the object, then the shadow will be on the bottom and the
right. Typically there is also a white or light band across the top
and down the left side.
I am wondering how you do this in flex. I see it in the
I would sayif you know what you are going after,
EVERYTHING in Flex can be skinned with your custom styles and layers.
Make custom skin sets. If you read what Adobe has said quite a bit,
they designed these components for extensibility and thus, some things
are not implemented and are left up
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