If you're using the low level dialect to make your flashes, you can try
to swf2xml the original file, then add your library elements tou the
output XML file, then do a xml2swf to get the merged result?
Maybe i'm wrong, because i used very few the low lvl dialect.
But i used a tool for windows
Hi,
from memory (no Flash IDE to test, sorry), the difference between
aliased and non-aliased fonts is really the outlines that get
embedded. To verify this (as I'm really not sure), simply make two
otherwise similar SWFs with an embedded font and compare the size,
then have a closer look at the
Hello everybody,
first time i write here and even first time, i use a mailing list.
don't know wether it has been asked before but:
did anybody find a way to include Mac-PostScript-Fonts?
thanks
timo
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Quentin [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on Fri, 21 Jul 2006 15:32:50 +0200):
buf is nonzero in byteAlign() @44642
WARNING: end of tag PlaceObject2 is @44642, should be @44646
Don't know if this will help, but I hope so !
oops. yes, i could reproduce this. should be fixed in the next pre
Sönke,
Sönke Rohde [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on Fri, 21 Jul 2006 15:31:44 +0200):
It's the first time I write here and also the first time i am using SWFMill
so sorry if the question is ...
I have got an existing SWF with a few library items and I want to know if I
can add new library
Timo Dinkler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on Fri, 21 Jul 2006 16:52:15 +0200):
did anybody find a way to include Mac-PostScript-Fonts?
a workaround, yes: convert to TTF first.
PostScript fonts (can) contain cubic beziers, while ttf/flash only supports
quadratic ones. That conversion is (IMHO) better
Let me try this out !On 7/21/06, daniel fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey list,in a quick follow-up, i present a fix to a new bug introduced with 0.2.11.9: steve's fixes for fixed-point read/write, while working nicely for the flash8 filter tags, broke the reading/writing of fixed-point values
okay, there are no free postscript2truetype-converters for the macosx
available :-(
how comes the windows-binary converts windows-postscript-fonts?
are the mac- and win-formats of postscript-fonts so different?
timo
Am 21.07.2006 um 17:11 schrieb daniel fischer:
Timo Dinkler [EMAIL
Timo Dinkler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on Fri, 21 Jul 2006 17:34:20 +0200):
how comes the windows-binary converts windows-postscript-fonts?
are the mac- and win-formats of postscript-fonts so different?
it does? oh :)
swfmill just takes what it gets from freetype, so, sorry, i cant answer that
i just tested a bit around with swftools (swftools.org) and i think they use "t1lib" or "libt1" (dont remember the exact name) instead of freetype to work with (mac)ps-fonts. this works successfully when converting pdfs to swfs on a mac.maybe you should give it a try and link it to the
Timo Dinkler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on Fri, 21 Jul 2006 19:00:46 +0200):
maybe you should give it a try and link it to the mac-binary.
well-- if it was only a matter of linking... t1lib seems to be a completely
different library than freetype, so you'd need to write some more glue code. as
i
guess it'll be more sponsoring than writing it myself. thanx anyway
for the info!
Am 21.07.2006 um 19:42 schrieb daniel fischer:
Timo Dinkler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on Fri, 21 Jul 2006 19:00:46
+0200):
maybe you should give it a try and link it to the mac-binary.
well-- if it was only a
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