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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Pixel shift on imported images |
From: | John Dowdell |
Date: | Fri, 27 Aug 1999 21:58:31 +0100 |
At 7:33 AM 8/27/99, Jeff Sibley wrote:
>> I have been making some 100pixel x 30pixel buttons in Photoshop 5 which I
>> have imported into Flash 4. They look great in Photoshop but when I import
>> them into Flash they appear to have moved down and over by a couple of pixels
>> resulting in the bottom and right side of the buttons being cut off. I have
>> tried to import them as Pict and PNG but I get the same effect. Any idea what
>> is causing this???
One way might be if there are "Layer Effects" applied around the borders.
Just a hunch, though.
Have you had much experience in making buttons in Flash yet, though? If
you're relying on pixel-based images for major artwork then you may have
resizing issues in most browsers -- Flash's own artwork scales easily, but
if the artwork is based on pixels then it needs to be resampled at runtime,
and that isn't quite as neat.
Your call, though....
jd
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