Macromedia Studio MX Bible
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The first thing to do is draw the center oval and give it various fills. To do this, follow these steps:
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Choose File® New and use a canvas Size of 450x350 and white
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Draw an oval 310X165 (adjust size in the Property inspector). Use these settings:
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Stroke: None
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Fill: Cone
Click the Color fill box and add color boxes as shown in the following figure. From left to right, use these colors:
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#568FC5
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#65BACA
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#B5BCE5
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#C77273
The gradient colors changed in the Gradient editor -
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Using the Pointer tool, select the oval and adjust the gradient handle to a color position you like. The following figure shows what I'm using.
The position of the gradient -
Choose Edit® Clone two times. Select the bottom image from the Layers panel and change its size to 322´167 in the Property inspector. Lower the opacity to 40%.
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Press the up arrow once and the left arrow four times to center it to the smaller oval.
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Select the top oval and choose Modify® Transform® Numeric Transform. Choose Scale, enter 80, and click OK.
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Fill with a solid color of #B5BCE5, and change the stroke to None.
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Change the Edge to Feather setting and use a value of 5.
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Select the larger shape on the bottom. From the Effects menu, choose Bevel and Emboss|Inner Bevel, using these values:
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Bevel Edge Shape: Smooth
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Width: 20
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Default for everything else
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From the Effects menu, choose Shadow and Glow® Inner Shadow with these values:
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Inner Shadow
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Distance: 15
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Softness: 10
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Angle: 220
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Add another Inner shadow with these values:
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Inner Shadow
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Distance: 15
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Opacity: 50
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Softness: 10
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Angle: 44
The following figure shows the results so far.
The effects added to the oval -
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