Can't see direct parameters to do this. Perhaps need to create a separate mask?
cheers
Rod in Oz
Can't see direct parameters to do this. Perhaps need to create a separate mask?
cheers
Rod in Oz
Hi,
If your map is a png or jpg, you should create the shadow in photoshop and save it in png with transparency.
Regards,
Hi,
If your map is a png or jpg, you should create the shadow in photoshop and save it in png with transparency.
Regards,
Thanks for the reply. I'm referring to the Googlemaps plugin so the map is a movieclip. I am assuming hoping there is a way to use the filters capability and reference the map - perhaps something like this once it's opened:
plugin[maps].filter=dropshadow(2,45,0x000000,4,1);
but I'm shooting in the dark. I'm not sure Klaus has provided for this outside of the textfield parameters...
cheers
Rod in Oz
ps I see you might be able to do this by defining a filter in an external plugin and applying it to the plugin[maps] object. But I'm hoping for something simpler...
Hi,
plugin[maps].filter=dropshadow(2,45,0x000000,4,1);
currently, this is not possible in the xml, but already in work,
ps I see you might be able to do this by defining a filter in an external plugin and applying it to the plugin[maps] object. But I'm hoping for something simpler...
that would be possible of course
best regards,
Klaus
Great response - I am even "hungrier" for 1.0.9! But of course you need to release 1.0.8 as a final so I'll let you get on with it...
cheers
Rod in Oz
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