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Gradient Glow

The difference between the simple Glow class and Gradient Glow is that instead of the color box (in the panel), or the color attribute (in Action Script), now we have to define a gradient, which in the visual way of working is quite easy:

In Action Script we have the following new parameters:

  • colors : Array = defines the colors of the gradient;
    AS: [name].colors
  • ratios: Array = contains the colors distribution ratios (in the order they were defined in the upper parameter)
    AS: [name].ratios
  • alphas: Array = the alpha value for each color already defined (also be careful at the order you adopted );
    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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