Explore Built-in Terminal Text Effects for Visual Impact

BY Mark Howell 1 years ago4 MINS READ
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Today in Edworking News we want to talk about Effects Showroom
The effects shown below represent the built-in library of effects and their default configuration.

Beams

Creates beams which travel over the canvas illuminating the characters.
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Binarypath

Decodes characters into their binary form. Characters travel from outside the canvas towards their input coordinate, moving at right angles.
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Blackhole

Creates a blackhole in a starfield, consumes the stars, explodes the input data back into position.
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BouncyBalls

Characters fall from the top of the canvas as bouncy balls before settling into place.
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Bubbles

Forms bubbles with the characters. Bubbles float down and pop.
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Burn

Characters are ignited and burn up the screen.
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ColorShift

Display a gradient that shifts colors across the terminal.
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Crumble

Characters crumble into dust before being vacuumed up and reformed.
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Decrypt

Movie style text decryption effect.
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ErrorCorrect

Swaps characters from an incorrect initial position to the correct position.
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Expand

Characters expand from the center.
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Fireworks

Launches characters up the screen where they explode like fireworks and fall into place.
Reference Config.

MiddleOut

Text expands in a single row or column in the middle of the canvas then out.

Text expands in a single row or column in the middle of the canvas then out.
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OrbittingVolley

Four launchers orbit the canvas firing volleys of characters inward to build the input text from the center out.
Reference Config.

Overflow

Input text overflows and scrolls the terminal in a random order until eventually appearing ordered.
Reference Config.

Pour

Pours the characters back and forth from the top, bottom, left, or right.
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Print

Prints the input data one line at a time with a carriage return and line feed.
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Rain

Rain characters from the top of the canvas.
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RandomSequence

Prints the input data in a random sequence, one character at a time.
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Rings

Characters are dispersed and form into spinning rings.
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Scattered

Text is scattered across the canvas and moves into position.
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Slice

Slices the input in half and slides it into place from opposite directions.
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Slide

Slide characters into view from outside the terminal.
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Spotlights

Spotlights search the text area, illuminating characters, before converging in the center and expanding.
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Spray

Sprays the characters from a single point.
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Swarm

Characters are grouped into swarms and move around the terminal before settling into position.
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SynthGrid

Create a grid which fills with characters dissolving into the final text.
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Unstable

Spawns characters jumbled, explodes them to the edge of the canvas, then reassembles them.
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VHSTape

Lines of characters glitch left and right and lose detail like an old VHS tape.
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Waves

Waves travel across the terminal leaving behind the characters.
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Wipe

Performs a wipe across the terminal to reveal characters.
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Remember these 3 key ideas for your startup:

  1. Visual Effects Library: Utilize this diverse effects library to enhance your application's UI/UX experience, making it more engaging for users.

  2. Customization and Flexibility: The effects offer a range of customization, perfect for tailoring experiences to different user segments or personalizing interactions.

  3. Efficiency in Development: Access to pre-built, configurable effects reduces development time and costs, allowing your team to focus on core functionalities and innovation.
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