Share Posted December 7, 2013 Coming from a flash background with doing a lot of flash banners Blur was always a very good friend of mine. I did most of my stuff on the timeline and defining blurX or blurY for my movieclip took only seconds and looked kick-ass. However when it comes to JS/CSS/ in generel im struggling to find something that can mimic this the same way. I've been looking a bit on boxShadow which surely seems to be something I could try and play with.Would boxShadow be the way to go or are there other tools I could look at that would give me a quality'wise good result for doing directional/motion blur? Do anyone know if Greensock plan on revolutionizing us with some cool JS motion blur plugin? 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Share Posted December 8, 2013 Ha ha. Yeah, we may eventually tackle the whole "motion blur" thing, but for now the only solution I know about is to use a <canvas> element and draw everything there. That can be a pain and it can be a bit of a performance hog too. Plus you'll likely need to use a canvas library like EaselJS or KineticJS (extra stuff to learn and load). Browsers just don't support blurring DOM elements at this point. I wish I had an easy solution for you, but we'll certainly add this to the list of things we'd love to tackle in the future. Link to post Share on other sites
