|  | Fade Out Text Help Needed | | |
| | | windowswarrior |  |
|  Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 1:41 am Post subject: Fade Out Text Help Needed |  |
First flash project. All looks great in preview. I've created a text fade out
by converting the white text to a movie clip symbol. In one keyframe the text
is alpha 100%. Several frames later I've created another keyframe with alpha
set to 0%. I've added a motion tween between the 2 keyframes.
The SWF looks good when I pan it on the timeline, however, when I test it or
publish it. The text just stays alpha 100%.
Your assistance is appreciated.
Kristi |
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| | | urami_ | |
| | Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 1:42 am Post subject: Re: Fade Out Text Help Needed | |
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windowswarrior wrote:
| Quote: | First flash project. All looks great in preview. I've created a text fade out
by converting the white text to a movie clip symbol. In one keyframe the text
is alpha 100%. Several frames later I've created another keyframe with alpha
set to 0%. I've added a motion tween between the 2 keyframes.
The SWF looks good when I pan it on the timeline, however, when I test it or
publish it. The text just stays alpha 100%.
Your assistance is appreciated.
Kristi
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First let me just point out that if text is not Alpha at all, you don't need to set
it to 100%, you just set the side where the 0% is, or whatever number lower than 100%.
100% means no alpha so it's not required to specify that at all.
Secondly, my guess is that you set the text to DYNAMIC not STATIC. Dynamic text can
fade in authoring but will fail upon export. In fact try to Export Preview movie all
the time, this is the only reliable method to find out whether it's all functioning
properly. Preview while authoring it's never reliable.
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