discofly
05-29-2003, 10:11 AM
Hi all,
I'm constructing a Flash projector file at the moment, to do a similar job as a Powerpoint file (albeit more complex). Basically, i'm gonna have about 20 scenes, and these are gonna have slide-type information on them... So I'd like to have different backgound colours... To do this i've simply drawn a box on the lowest layer and locked it...
This projector file is going to be shown on about 4 or 5 TV's at once... some of these TV's are widescreen, some of them aren't...
Because of this i've used the
fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
command, so that the show fills the screen...
However, as you can see by the example - i end up getting bands of the original bg colour underneath the mock bg colour...
Is there anyway this can be avoided?
Thanks all
Example=Projector (http://www.stylemuffin.com/squash_eg.exe)
I'm constructing a Flash projector file at the moment, to do a similar job as a Powerpoint file (albeit more complex). Basically, i'm gonna have about 20 scenes, and these are gonna have slide-type information on them... So I'd like to have different backgound colours... To do this i've simply drawn a box on the lowest layer and locked it...
This projector file is going to be shown on about 4 or 5 TV's at once... some of these TV's are widescreen, some of them aren't...
Because of this i've used the
fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
command, so that the show fills the screen...
However, as you can see by the example - i end up getting bands of the original bg colour underneath the mock bg colour...
Is there anyway this can be avoided?
Thanks all
Example=Projector (http://www.stylemuffin.com/squash_eg.exe)