Use beautiful text in flash games

From the title to the Stageclear Word, from the score to the dialog box, the game in many places to use text. What if the Flash standard font is easy to use? Is this a game? We need the gorgeous text!

We are about to discuss the text of the game in the system, the goal is-to beautify the words to the teeth!!

Some of the text is static, can use a variety of drawing means to beautify the way-but also very fastidious; however, others are dynamic, can only use dynamic text? --Waste firewood! Not enough Class!

1 Working with a flash drawing tool for static text

Flash drawing tools are easy to use. After writing the next line of text, ctrl+b two times, you can break the text into a fill. This time we can deal with them in a variety of ways.

The first is the deformation tool (Q).

When you select lines and fills, the two hidden options for the transform tool are turned on-as shown in the red circle below. On the left is the perspective morphing tool; The right side is the grid warp tool.

Use the Stroke tool (S) to stroke. A handy tool, you can also choose the color and width of the border.

Use the Fill tool (K) to use a gradient fill. On the right you can edit the fill: The Drop-down menu includes monochrome fills, line gradients, and circular gradients, and the color palette where you can edit control points.

Talk about control points. Click in the margin to increase the control point; the method of removing the control point is a point in the dot, dragged down, he disappeared.

Use grouping more than once (Ctrl + G). It's easy to manage hierarchies after grouping without leaving things in the library. The shadow of the text in the following figure is made after the text is grouped.

When filling, click a position to hold different drag mouse, you can control the fill direction and range.

Another option is to lock the fill . If there is no lock, the orientation is reset for each fill, and after the lock, all the fills are consistent with the current. The following illustration shows the effect that the top row of text locks the fill and the bottom row does not. Note Use with the eyedropper tool (I) .

Another fill deformation tool (F)allows you to edit the size, orientation, and rotation of filled fills.