MARTIN Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Tue, 18 Jul 2006 02:48:10 +0200):
> I'm trying to understand the how to use SWFMill to use bitmaps in my > movieclips, accessed from AS2 only. > I have tried a lot of workarounds, and have currently one which works > with the SWFMill "bug" (Which attach the bitmap within a container). > > Recently, i have found this post: > http://www.osflash.org/pipermail/swfmill_osflash.org/2005-October/000264.html > and so have tried to make the attached 0.2.11.1 version to work the way > i want. > Anyway, and after a ton of tests, i can't manage it to attach my bitmap > the proper way. well, i've asked if the feature introduced with 0.2.11.1 works as expected-- without response. did you use <bitmap> instead of <clip>? it *should* work, if not, i'll dig into it a little more. > Another question, very simple. Is it possible to avoid the "smooth" > effect when using SWFMill imported fonts? For instance, if i want to get > an embeded version of the "Arial" (Some of windows default fonts) size > 10 in my SWF, what is the trick to avoid antialiasing? sorry- i dont know. there seems to be no flag or something involved on the import side- maybe it can be set from AS2 code? > Last question, because the online "official" version is still the > 0.2.11, and because i only have found the 0.2.11.1 version with a luck > on the mailing list, i really appreciate if someone can tell me where to > get latest versions. If this developpement is dead, is Dan now involved > in another, more recent, similar project i can use? I know a bit about > HAXE, but it seems very unstable and "fragile", and i really wish to > keep my FLAME set up as it is now... the 0.2.x.y versions are prereleases- i'm just waiting for steve to finish some flash8 fixes to release a 0.2.12. development is not dead (and haxe is not fragile btw :), we're just trying to find a new (slower) pace. i admit that it's getting time to release.. > P.S.: Please excuse my poor english. BTW i'm french and the french lack > of documentation really hurts ;-) you're free to contribute :) documentation is lacking in any language. -dan -- http://0xDF.com/ http://iterative.org/ _______________________________________________ swfmill mailing list swfmill@osflash.org http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/swfmill_osflash.org
