Filter words for special Flash effects

Procedure:
1. Set the scene size to 400px × 150px, the background to black, and the frame rate to 18fps.

2. Press Ctrl + F8 to open the "create new component" panel and create a "text" graphical component.

3. Click "text" in the "tools" panel, and set the "properties" panel as shown in Figure 1. The font is white. After setting, write down the words "willow leaf production" in the "text" scenario of the graphic component.

Figure 1

4. Create "Layer 2 ". Press the shortcut key Ctrl + C and the shortcut key Shift + Ctrl + V to copy the "text" component in "Layer 1" to "Layer 2.

5. select "text" in "Layer 2" and press the arrow key of the keypad to move two pixels to the left and down respectively. The goal is the same as that of the previous one, and it is also to produce a stereoscopic effect.

6. Select "text" in "Layer 2" and press Ctrl + B to scatter it. Click the "Paint Bucket" tool on the "tools" panel, and press the shortcut key Shift + F9 to open the "color mixer" panel and set it as shown in figure 2.

Select "linear gradient" from the "color mixer" drop-down menu ". The color of the three slide is # FEA030, # FAC16D, and # F4F4F4, respectively. The Alpha value remains unchanged at 100%.

Note: You can add a slider to the color gradient bar on the color mixer panel to make the color more delicate (the slider can have up to eight, at least two ). Drag the slider out of the panel with the left mouse button to delete it. If you set the slider (including the Alpha value), you can design many amazing effects. Therefore, you need to experiment more and accumulate experience in future instance creation.

7. After setting the "color mixer" panel, use the "Paint Bucket" tool to color the scattered text.

8. click "fill deformation" on the "tools" panel, click the front of the "Electric Word" with the left mouse button, and drag the white hollow circle (rotating the gradient control point) the gradient of the rotated text, as shown in figure 3. Then, drag the white hollow block (move the gradient control point) to adjust it.

In this way, the color of the text will be more delicate, making the text more texture. Finally, the scenario settings are shown in figure 4.

9. Create a "filter" graphic element. Click "rectangle" in the "tools" panel, and then press and hold the left mouse button in the scenario of the component to pull a rectangle. On the property Panel, set the width and height of the rectangle to 80 PX and PX.

10. Press the shortcut key Shift + F9 to open the color mixer panel and set it as shown in figure 5.

Also select "linear gradient" from the "color mixer" drop-down menu ". The color of the three slide blocks is white, but the Alpha values are different: 0%, 100%, and 0%, respectively. After setting, click the rectangle using the "Paint Bucket" tool. The effect is shown in figure 6.

11. Copy a filter element, as shown in Figure 7.

12. Return to the main scenario. Press the shortcut key Ctrl + L to open the library and drag the "text" component in the library to the "Layer 1" scenario.

13. Create "Layer 2" and drag the "filter element" from the library to this layer. Create "Layer 3" and copy the "text" component in "Layer 1" to the layer in the original place. Finally, double-click the names of the three layers and change them to the "text", "filter", and "mask" layers. As shown in figure 8.

14. Press and hold the Ctrl key, click "text" and "mask" layer 30th frames, and press F5 to insert frames. Click the 30th frame in, and then press F6 to insert the key frame.

15. Click the filter element in the filter layer. Press the shortcut key Ctrl + T to open the "deformation" panel and set the tilt of the component to 30 degrees. As shown in Figure 9.

16. Right-click the 1st frame of the "filter light" layer and click the "create compensation animation" command in the pop-up menu. Next, move the 30th-frame filter element to the lower right. Right-click the mask layer and select the mask command to create a mask. The final settings of the main scenario are shown in Figure 10.