Xenozip
10-01-2003, 01:45 AM
Is there an easy way to prevent flash from anti-aliasing stuff?
I tried using fscommand("quality", "low");
Which did nothing.
Then I tried using
fscommand("fullscreen", "false");
fscommand("allowscale", "false");
Finally, I tried:for (name in _root) {
if (typeof (_root[name]) == "movieclip") {
_root[name]._x = Math.ceil(_root[name]._x)
_root[name]._y = Math.ceil(_root[name]._y)
}
}Which was posted by Jesse Stratford. Still didn't work. :|
I'm starting to get a tad frustrated, heh. I know it should be possible because if you set the quality to low in the flash player, it stops anti-aliasing. So.. Technically it should be possible to force the quality to low, right? Or at least some way to get it to stop anti-aliasing.
I tried using fscommand("quality", "low");
Which did nothing.
Then I tried using
fscommand("fullscreen", "false");
fscommand("allowscale", "false");
Finally, I tried:for (name in _root) {
if (typeof (_root[name]) == "movieclip") {
_root[name]._x = Math.ceil(_root[name]._x)
_root[name]._y = Math.ceil(_root[name]._y)
}
}Which was posted by Jesse Stratford. Still didn't work. :|
I'm starting to get a tad frustrated, heh. I know it should be possible because if you set the quality to low in the flash player, it stops anti-aliasing. So.. Technically it should be possible to force the quality to low, right? Or at least some way to get it to stop anti-aliasing.