Re: FLASH: anti-alias

[Jayma]

>

>On 3/9/1999 2:40 AM,David Gary of

dgarystudiosmpinet [dot] net

 said:

>

>> What are you

>>viewing the site with.

>>Colors? Bit? Rez?



Hi Gary, 

I can assure you it's a platform-wide issue for us.


among the high-enders dealing with it:


G3-248/7100/66/OS8.5.1/PDS/4MB at all res from 256-million colors/all resolutions

G3-300/OS8.5.1/RagePro-c/128bit/8MB at all res from 256-millions 

colors/all resolutions

same as above with iXmicro Utra Rez same resolutions

KDS 7300 /.25dp/85MHz

NEC XE15/.23dp/85MHz


Wintel P200/S3Virge/4MB/24bit

Panasonic 15/.24dp/80MHz


and many, many more configs all see this fuzzy text with most fonts under 

14pt., and all fonts are noticibly crisp and clean prior to anti-aliasing 

and exporting. Very frustrating.


On 3/9/1999 7:13 AM,Ken Holmes of

ken2001dci [dot] com

 said:



>>Your problem is that when you Aftershock it you have to set it to High

>>instead of AutoHigh in the shockwave tab.



Not the problem at all, but thanks for the suggestion. Neglecting the 

auto-high tag only creates pixelization, not "fuzziness".  (I always set to high)


It is far more apparent on Mac than PC, strangely enough, but that is 

probably a function of the Mac being able to present more detail of 

errors, as well as crisper, cleaner display when everything is right.


Our team would sure appreciate some insight as to safe fonts, or safe 

font-brands for use with Flash.  


Thanks,

Jayma





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