FallingLeaves component 1.1 Flash script

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FallingLeaves component allows you to add falling leaves and particle effects to your flash movies instantly. FallingLeaves component allows you to add falling leaves and particle effects to your flash movies instantly.Properties can be changed to control number of leaves, wind, fog, and speed. - Use custom leaf movie clips - Control wind and weather properties - QA approved by Adobe - Drag and drop a component onto the stage, export your movie and you'll see the falling leaves... - No coding needed! Features: - Control speed and number of leaves in the scene - Use the supplied set of leaf movie clips or use your own - Pause and restart the animation - Apply fog coloring to background leaves - Control wind speed, frequency and duration - Different effects can be made by turning the field upside down, rotating, or changing size dimensions - View documentation for a full list of capabilities
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