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Changing the brightness 1 Using the Selection tool, click the smallest robot on the Stage. 2 In the Properties inspector, choose Brightness from the Color Effect Style menu. 3 Drag the Bright slider to -40%. The robot instance on the Stage becomes darker and appears to recede into the distance. adobe fLash professionaL Cs5 CLassroom in a book 91 Download from Library of Wow! ebook Changing the transparency 1 Select the glowing orb in the flare layer. 2 In the Properties inspector, choose Alpha from the Color Effect Style menu. Note: To reset the Color Effect of any instance, choose None from the Style menu. 3 Drag the Alpha. | Changing the brightness 1 Using the Selection tool click the smallest robot on the Stage. 2 In the Properties inspector choose Brightness from the Color Effect Style menu. 3 Drag the Bright slider to -40 . The robot instance on the Stage becomes darker and appears to recede into the distance. ADOBE FLASH PROFESSIONAL CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK 91 Download from Library of Wow ebook Changing the transparency 1 Select the glowing orb in the flare layer. 2 In the Properties inspector choose Alpha from the Color Effect Style menu. Note To reset the Color Effect of any instance choose None from the Style menu. 3 Drag the Alpha slider to a value of 50 . The orb in the flare layer on the Stage becomes more transparent. 92 LESSON 3 Creating and Editing Symbols Download from Library of Wow ebook Understanding Blend Effects Blending refers to how the colors of an instance interact with the colors below it. You saw how the instance in the flare layer had the Lighten option applied to it carried over from Photoshop which integrated it more with the instance in the Background layer. There are many kinds of Blending options. Some have surprising results depending on the colors in the instance and the colors in the layers below it. Experiment with all the options to understand how they work. The following figure shows some of the Blending options and their effects on the robot instance over a blue-black gradient. Applying Filters for Special Effects Filters are special effects that you can apply to movie clip instances. Several filters are available in the Filters section of the Properties inspector. Each filter has different options that can refine the effect. Applying a blur filter You ll apply a blur filter to some of the instances to help give the scene a greater sense of depth. 1 Select the glowing orb in the flare layer. 2 In the Properties inspector expand the Filters section. ADOBE FLASH PROFESSIONAL CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK 93 Download from Library of Wow .