How to use the @pixi/filter-alpha.AlphaFilter function in @pixi/filter-alpha
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pixijs / pixi-filters / filters / bloom / src / BloomFilter.js View on Github 
blurX = blur;
blurY = blur;
}
else if (blur instanceof Point) {
blurX = blur.x;
blurY = blur.y;
}
else if (Array.isArray(blur)) {
blurX = blur[0];
blurY = blur[1];
}
this.blurXFilter = new BlurFilterPass(true, blurX, quality, resolution, kernelSize);
this.blurYFilter = new BlurFilterPass(false, blurY, quality, resolution, kernelSize);
this.blurYFilter.blendMode = BLEND_MODES.SCREEN;
this.defaultFilter = new AlphaFilter();
}@pixi/filter-alpha
Filter that applies alpha evenly across the entire display object and any opaque elements it contains
