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stealthcow · 21-09-2005, 07:04

if you go to http://www.favmark.com/frontpage.html you'll see that when the apples drop in they go all horrible and pixelly

any way to stop this from happening? ive tried increasing the jpeg quality to 100%, no difference, turned on smoothing, chosen the export type to be png

none of which made a difference to the quality

dan · 21-09-2005, 13:30

Which player are you exporting for? if you can export for the new flash 8 player do, it's bitmap support is 100 times better than that of 7 and previous. Far less pixelation during movement.

Other than that, slow them down and play around, i'd just be guessing.

briljant oranje · 21-09-2005, 13:40

if you resize the original images in flash then they pixelate really easily. it's best to create all the size's you need in PS and then don't alter them at all once they're imported to flash.

dunno if this relates to how you've produced that movie or not.

boxxx · 21-09-2005, 18:05

agree with both posts above, import into flash at 100%, or use flash 8 and maybe slightly blur the apples during movement. x]

gray · 21-09-2005, 18:20

import as png, place inside mcs with alpha of 99%

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stealthcow knocking heads Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: London, UK Posts: 1,906	pixelation in flash help needed if you go to http://www.favmark.com/frontpage.html you'll see that when the apples drop in they go all horrible and pixelly any way to stop this from happening? ive tried increasing the jpeg quality to 100%, no difference, turned on smoothing, chosen the export type to be png none of which made a difference to the quality

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21-09-2005, 13:30	#2 (permalink)
dan Iris Folder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: smokey Posts: 2,675	Which player are you exporting for? if you can export for the new flash 8 player do, it's bitmap support is 100 times better than that of 7 and previous. Far less pixelation during movement. Other than that, slow them down and play around, i'd just be guessing.

21-09-2005, 13:40	#3 (permalink)
briljant oranje Keep it foolish yeah? Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Not Leeds Posts: 574	if you resize the original images in flash then they pixelate really easily. it's best to create all the size's you need in PS and then don't alter them at all once they're imported to flash. dunno if this relates to how you've produced that movie or not.

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boxxx Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: east england Posts: 23	agree with both posts above, import into flash at 100%, or use flash 8 and maybe slightly blur the apples during movement. x]

21-09-2005, 18:20	#5 (permalink)
gray i still want paying Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: newcastle, uk Posts: 4,728	import as png, place inside mcs with alpha of 99%

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