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Friday, February 16, 2007 

Underwater Warping Textfields

Below you will see an example I threw together to demonstrate the use of perlin noise. I then started looking into the use of displacement using perlin noise and ran across a post on Kirupa. I then borrowed some video from Getty and threw together a little example for the members of the Pittsburgh Flash Users Group.

You can view it here. - source available here:

2:02 PM |

I thought you could only apply perlin noise to bitmap objects—how is it that the text still retains its editability?

Posted by Blogger Kevin | 12:53 PM   

Very nice AS effect. However it's too slow to use it in real application, except maybe flash cards

Posted by Anonymous FlashTECH | 11:04 AM   

That's amazing

Posted by Anonymous Anonymous | 1:52 PM   

perfect, never seen smthng like this

Posted by Anonymous Anonymous | 9:22 AM   

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