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problems with overlapping color
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| JF213 2004-06-22, 12:15 pm |
| In flash anytime that I over lap movie clips that are the same color, (like 2
red boxes) a white dotted border shows up where they intersect. This also
happens when my background color is set to the same color as a movie clip, The
movie clip shows a white dashed border. I am assuming that this allows the
user to see where your movie clips are, but this also shows when you publish
the movie. I am just drawing these objects in without a border. Is there a
way to disable or get rid of this effect? Is anyone else having this problem?
Thanks
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| Peter Blumenthal 2004-06-22, 12:15 pm |
| What version of Flash are you running, on which platform under what OS?
I have never seen this problem before.
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| JF213 2004-06-22, 12:15 pm |
| flash mx 2004 windows 2000
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| Laiverd.COM 2004-06-22, 7:21 pm |
| I'm almost sure that you've just drawn your shapes WITH an outline.
John
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| I definitely didn't draw the shapes with an outline. I even tried bringing in Illustrator files just to ensure that the stroke was off and this didn't fix the problem.
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| JF213 2004-06-22, 11:14 pm |
| This problem only takes place on my laptop screen. I think that only people with lcd monitors experience this. you might want to be careful if you over lap 2 objects with the same color.
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| Peter Blumenthal 2004-06-23, 7:14 am |
| hmm. as i said - i've never seen OR even heard of this problem before.
perhaps it is something to do with your *particular* setup. What video card
are you using? What is the colour depth of your display set to (16 bit, 32
bit?)
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| JF213 2004-06-23, 12:17 pm |
| I am set to 16 bit and I am using an ATI mobility radeon 7500. I tested this
theory out last night on 3 different laptops and all had the same effect. but
when I brought the same files to a desktop with an regular CRT monitor you
couldn't see this effect. So I think it is something with lcd screens.
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| When I change to 32 bit mode, everything works find. Doesn't the common web browser (person) use 16 bit mode. Is there a work around to ensure that they are viewing at 32 bit?
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| Peter Blumenthal 2004-06-24, 7:20 am |
| Ah! Thought that might be the root of the problem. You will also notice
artefacts in masks and png's with an alpha channel in 16bit mode. I gotta
say I hadn't heard of the phantom lines round solid shapes tho.
I have no figures on what is the most common bit-depth used by John and Jane
Smith when browsing. I think the best (and possible only) thing you can do
is inform browsers to your site that it is best viewed in 32bit mode, and
perhaps provide a page detailing how to do this on both Mac and PC.
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