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| Subject: | Re: FLASH: Transform Tab in F5 |
| From: | jmerrill |
| Date: | Tue, 5 Dec 2000 21:10:30 GMT |
I've seen it too and it drives me bonkers. Bug or feature?
Jason Merrill
Multimedia/Courseware Developer @ ELF, Issaquah, WA
425.369.5214
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Seattle Macromedia Authorware User's Group
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On a similar note, I've noticed this with both size and positioning. Flash
will often arbitrarily(as far as I can tell anyways) add 10th's to my x's,
y's, width's and height's, and I have to input it a couple time before it
sticks. For instance, if I set width to 100 and height to 50, I'll end up
with
100.1 and 50.3 or something. Has anyone else seen this?
F5 on a mac g4, OS9, plenty o'ram.
jmerrill
elftech [dot] com wrote:> I have placed an instance on the stage in a keyframe. Another one 10
> frames down I place another instance in a keyframe. I want to start the
> instance at 350% and then tween to 100%. When using the transform tab,
and
> the instance in the first keyframe selected I set the size to be 350%
both
> height and width, in the first keyframe, and 100% in the second keyframe
> with motion tween. Simple...
>
> OK, but when I do anything after that, (like tab over or move the frame
> indicator) the width changes to some other value, like 303%.... now
before
> you say anything, I understand what constrain proportions checkbox is
> supposed to do, but it does this whether I have it checked or not! I
can't
> seem to get it to start at 350% no matter what I do. This seems so
> moronically simple, but its driving me insane! What am I doing wrong?
>
> I'm using Flash 5.
>
> Jason Merrill
> Multimedia/Courseware Developer @ ELF, Issaquah, WA
> 425.369.5214
> SerengetiUS.com - "Where Law Does Business"
>
> Seattle Macromedia Authorware User's Group
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