Yup, I guess the paths would be hard to figure out. I was able to import the FXG files into Flash Pro CS5. But I am not artistic enough to muck with them after that.
On 5/5/13 9:15 PM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote: > Hi, > >> Just wondering. Are there any bitmaps involved? > Not 100% sure not many if there is any. > >> Otherwise, how ugly does it get if you simply double all of the values in the >> 240 dpi assets? > May be difficult. > > Probable easy enough (but tedious) to double values like x, y, height, width, > scaleGrid etc etc but there's a lot of them. > > But then you run into paths like this: > <Path winding="nonZero" data="M56 48C56 52.418 52.418 56 48 56L8 > 56C3.58203 56 0 52.418 0 48L0 7.93848C0 3.521 3.58203 0 8 0L48 0C52.418 0 56 > 3.521 56 7.93848L56 48ZM54.667 8C54.667 4.31836 51.6821 1.3335 48 1.3335L8 > 1.3335C4.31836 1.3335 1.3335 4.31836 1.3335 8L1.3335 48 C1.3335 51.6826 > 4.31836 54.667 8 54.667L48 54.667C51.6821 54.667 54.667 51.6826 54.667 > 48L54.667 8Z"> > > The files had to be generated in some way going on the values inside them. eg > <Rect x="1.3335" y="1.3335" width="53.3335" height="53.3335" > radiusX="6.66885" radiusY="6.66885"> > <fill> > <LinearGradient x="26.667" y="0" scaleX="30.1528" rotation="90"> > <GradientEntry ratio="0" alpha="0.25"/> > <GradientEntry ratio="1" alpha="0"/> > </LinearGradient> > </fill> > </Rect> > > Justin -- Alex Harui Flex SDK Team Adobe Systems, Inc. http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui
