Create a holder movieclip as its parent; the inner movieclip is the one who holds the filter, but the holder movieclip is the one who gets scaled.
I don't think this works (But I wish it did). I have a HOLDERMC.CHILDMC.MCwithblurfilterapplied I'm scaling HOLDERMC 200% and the blur does not scale on any child MCs. All I've been able to do is apply a new filter to the MC with scaled properties (eg. apply a new filter with a 20x20 blue when it's scaled 200%). I'm constantly scaling this MC, so don't want to have to re-create new filters every time it's scaled. That, or scale the filter properties back. On your case, it might be the
better option as scaling a movieclip with filters applied actually scale the resulting bitmap cache, so you'll have a loss of quality sometimes due to interpolation. Zeh
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