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GenoBaby
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Posted: Fri Nov 8th, 2002 10:17 pm |
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What's poppin'
When I create an image using Photoshop and I import that image (whether it's .jpg, .gif or .png) into Flash it smoothes the edges and makes it fuzzy and not crisp like it was when I created in Photoshop.
Why does this happen and how do I prevent this fuzziness from happening?
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Aycan
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Posted: Fri Nov 8th, 2002 11:46 pm |
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| Import the image to library. Open the library, right click on the image name. Select Properties from the context menu. Then uncheck the Allow Smoothing box. Hope this helps.
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VIZID
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Posted: Wed Apr 23rd, 2003 04:58 am |
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| Also, consider dynamically loading jpgs. It keeps the res you set, and makes loading much faster.
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nightshade
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Posted: Thu Apr 24th, 2003 01:42 am |
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VIZID wrote:
Also, consider dynamically loading jpgs. It keeps the res you set, and makes loading much faster. Do you mean open the images via <img> tags? When I think dyamically I think about programming languages and databases.
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VIZID
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Posted: Thu Apr 24th, 2003 06:24 am |
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Through mx's loadmovie. You can do this through databases as well. If you go to my company's site, http://www.vizid.com and check out the portfolio section, everything is driven through a databaes, and the jpgs are dynamically loaded via loadmovie. It's by far the best way to deal with raster images, as long as they're not part of an animation....
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nightshade
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Posted: Fri Apr 25th, 2003 01:27 am |
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hmm. I can see how that works now. thx.
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