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Bevel Glow

The differences between the simple Bevel and Gradient Bevel is best explained in the name of the classes: we change the color with a gradient, so instead of a color box we will have a classic gradient box:

In Action Script we have the following new parameters that define the gradient:

  • colors : Array = defines the colors of the gradient(from left to right);
    AS: [name].colors
  • ratios: Array = contains the colors distribution ratios (in the order we defined the colors);
    AS: [name].ratios
  • alphas: Array = the alpha value for each color already defined (same order as in the colors array);
    AS: [name].alphas

    • To learn more about how to add, change or delete a filter, go to the Drop Shadow Filter page.

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