In this example, the simple particle graphic of the Particle Emitter
component has been replaced with something slightly more complex.
Instead of a graphic shape, a dynamic text box was used. The text
box is assigned a word at random upon its creation.
About once every second, the emitter creates a new word particle.
The particles starts small and slowly expands to full size over
the course of its lifetime. Just before it self-destructs, it spends
the last 5 percent of its life fading into oblivion. The result
is the somewhat poetic display of a relaxed particle field.
|
 |
This is an example from the Particle Emitter
component originally published with Flash MX Components: Most
Wanted. |
|