BackgroundManager - XML Multiple Flash script

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BackgroundManager - XML Multiple class allows you to setup a background structure via xml. This BackgroundManager class allows you to setup a background structure via xml. It supports the following background types: - Solid Colors - Complex Gradients - Tiles (repeating) Images - Static (non-repeating) Images – stretched or not, proportionate or not, centered It allows you to set the master alpha (regardless of alpha values in, say, a gradient) for each item, you can add blend modes and filters also. It has a few methods to modify the backgrounds also. You can add a new background anywhere in the list, change a certain background with another of the same type, remove a specific background, and remove all backgrounds. Each of these methods allow you to animate the transition with an alpha fade, and you can specify the duration.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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