Multiple twist effects?

[user123]

I want to have multiple twist effects, is this possible?

i.e.

	var stage = new PIXI.Stage(0x66FF99);		var asd = new PIXI.GrayFilter();	asd.gray = 0;	var dsa = new PIXI.BlurFilter();	dsa.blur = 0;	stage.filters = [asd,dsa];

But this applies just one type of filter to the whole screen, I want multiple small instances of a twist filter.

Any ideas?

[xerver]

You applied those filters to the stage, so they cover the whole stage. You can apply any filter to any sprite, just apply the filter to the sprites you want to.

[user123]

You applied those filters to the stage, so they cover the whole stage. You can apply any filter to any sprite, just apply the filter to the sprites you want to.

Ok, but what I am trying to do is twist effects that affect the whole game/map/screen, not just a single sprite.

I will try it out though, im interested in what happens.

[xerver]

> what I am trying to do is twist effects that affect the whole game/map/screen

> But this applies just one type of filter to the whole screen, I want multiple small instances of a twist filter.

 

Those are pretty contradictory, I'm not sure what you are trying to do. You said that you both wanted it to effect the whole screen, but not effect the whole screen...

 

You can always make your filter be on a DOC that your define bounds for and then place anywhere.

[user123]

> what I am trying to do is twist effects that affect the whole game/map/screen

> But this applies just one type of filter to the whole screen, I want multiple small instances of a twist filter.

 

Those are pretty contradictory, I'm not sure what you are trying to do. You said that you both wanted it to effect the whole screen, but not effect the whole screen...

 

You can always make your filter be on a DOC that your define bounds for and then place anywhere.

Nevermind, I got it working, how do I close this thread?

[xerver]

Nevermind, I got it working, how do I close this thread?

 

The best thing would be to post how you solved the problem, then mark that as an "Answer" so others who find your thread can benefit from your work.

[user123]

I solved it by applying the twist filter to each individual sprite.

In my case, explosions, so they move a bit like waves