Adobe 38039927 Extended User Guide - Page 219

ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3 215 Extending Guide Property EdgeThreshold EffectIsVisible EffectMoaID EmbossFaceColor GlowStartDistance GlowWidth HiliteColor HitBlendColor LightAngle MaskSoftness OuterBevelColor ShadowColor Data type integer Boolean string string integer integer string string integer integer string string Notes Controls the opacity at which the edge of the effect is defined. Use 1 if BevelType = 4 (for GlowEffect); otherwise, use 0. If set to false, the effect is included but temporarily hidden. The default value is true. "{7fe61102-6ce2-11d18c76000502701850}" A color string that specifies the color that is blended onto the face of the object when embossing (for more information, see "Color string data type" on page 5). Specifies how far away from the object the glow starts, in pixels. Specify a negative value to create "ring" glows and a positive value to create "halo" glows. The width of the glow, in pixels. A color string that specifies the color that is blended to provide the spectral lighting type effect (for more information, see "Color string data type" on page 5). Used by beveling only. Currently white is always used for internally created effects (although any value should work). This is the complement of ShadowColor. A color string that specifies the color that is blended on the face of the image if ButtonState = 3 (BevelButtonHit) (for more information, see "Color string data type" on page 5). The light angle, in degrees, that is used to create the light and shadow effects for the bevel. The feather amount on the glow edge, in pixels. A color string that specifies the color of the outer bevel effect (for more information, see "Color string data type" on page 5). A color string that specifies the color that is blended to provide the bevel shadow effect (for more information, see "Color string data type" on page 5). Currently black is always used for internally created effects (though any value should work). This is the complement of HiliteColor.