On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 8:58 PM, Axel Huizinga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ralph,
> that wasn't really an answer to the question. I also asked my self since I
> used swfmill if there
> any way to achieve compression like for example with the ming library:
> $movie->output(9)
As far as imag
Ralf,
Do you have an example of how to do this? I don't really understand how the
jpeg image and 8bit png masks work. How would I go about creating these from
an existing png image?
Thanks,
-- Joel
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:36 PM, Ralf Fuest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think it was an answe
I think it was an answer to his question. He asked how it is possible to
get smaller bitmaps with transparency. And the only way to do this with
swfmill is the mask attribute.
I haven't used ming, but I think the parameter of the output functions
corresponds with the zlib compression level. This is
Ralf Fuest schrieb:
You can get smaller files by using the mask attribute. You'll need to
use two files, one jpg image with the color information and a 8bit png
alpha mask. Example:
Ralf
Hi Ralph,
that wasn't really an answer to the question. I also asked my self since
I used swfmill if t
You can get smaller files by using the mask attribute. You'll need to
use two files, one jpg image with the color information and a 8bit png
alpha mask. Example:
Ralf
> I have a question regarding png compression in swfmill. Below is an
> example of an xml file that I'm running:
>
>
>
> supp
I have a question regarding png compression in swfmill. Below is an example
of an xml file that I'm running:
...
I run this with the command "swfmill simple myxml.xml output.swf". I haven't
rebuilt my swfmill code in a few months (I'm using
