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<h1>BlurFilter</h1>
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The BlurFilter class creates a blur filter on the renderer. In contrast to the PIXI BlurFilter, you can specify
a range (defined as a PIXI.Rectangle) on which the filter should be applied.
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<h2>Example with Image</h2>
<p>Let's look at an example of creating a new blur filter near the bottom:</p>
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What you should see: A sniffing hedgehog and three blurred areas (with different strengths of blur).
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// Create the app
const app = new PIXIApp({
view: canvas,
width: 480,
height: 270,
transparent: false
}).setup().run()
// Load a video and add it to the scene
const videoSprite = new PIXI.Sprite(PIXI.Texture.fromVideo("assets/blurfilter.mp4"))
videoSprite.width = app.size.width
videoSprite.height = app.size.height
app.scene.addChild(videoSprite)
// Create three filters and assign them to the scene
const blurFilter1 = new BlurFilter(new PIXI.Rectangle(40, 40, 120, 80))
const blurFilter2 = new BlurFilter(new PIXI.Circle(240, 140, 60), 150)
const blurFilter3 = new BlurFilter(new PIXI.Rectangle(380, 40, 100, 100), 20)
app.scene.filters = [blurFilter1, blurFilter2, blurFilter3]
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