Snow Flash Effect 1.0

Add falling snow, bubbles or space flight effect to your flash animations with free Snow Flash Effect component.

Are you making a Flash presentation for Christmas? Enhance your animation with falling snowflakes! No need to exercise your programming skills. Snow Flash Effect is readily available, highly customizable, and completely free to use. Adding a snowfall to your Flash clip is as easy as dragging Snow Flash Effect onto your animation and choosing your favorite snowflake; everything else is pre-programmed into the component.

Want a snowstorm instead of a peaceful snowfall? Speed up horizontal movements and add more articles to achieve the effect! Create a perfect snowfall for any Christmas - no matter what's outdoors!

Don't like frozen water? Making rain, drizzle or rainfall is just as easy. Select a water drop instead of a snowflake, and tweak size, speed and amount of particles for a
perfect shower.

Need more options? They're here! You can make the fall more or less intensive, modify particle speed, direction and deviation, control color and transparency of the particles and background, and set particle size.

Making an animated aquarium? How about adding bubbles? Make an underwater experience with Snow Flash Effect just as easily as you made the snowfall! To turn your snowfall into rising bubbles you need just two clicks. Replace the image of a snowflake with an image of a bubble, and reverse vertical direction so that your bubbles rise instead of fall.

Needless to say, soap bubbles work just the same way. Just reverse vertical direction once again, slow them down a bit, add a little chaos by tweaking the Noise Factor. If it's windy, blow at your bubbles with the Speed X option.

Working on a space project? Add a realistic space flight effect by simply enabling the Fly to Space option! Falling stars and warping planets are easily possible with a little bit of creativity. Enable your imagination, and you'll get great visual effects!

Requirements: Flash MX 2004 or Flash8 installed