This is a great example of good movieclip practise. I don't mean to be
condescending here, i just think this is important:
Like ian's example, if you're building a user interface window that has
borders, close and minimize buttons, a drop shadow, all that junk,
starting off with an empty movieclip and parenting the contents to that
will give you a boatload of benefits, including a more logical
inheritance chain when it comes to properties. Being able to scale the
background independently of the content is a lovely thing :)
Putting stuff on their own level will save you headaches aplenty.
- Andreas
Ian Thomas wrote:
Create a container movieclip, stick the Slice9 object in as a background,
put the other object in as a sibling to it? So instead of:
Slice9
+---- MyImportantClip
have
Container
+---- Slice9
|
+---- MyImportantClip
HTH,
Ian
On 1/26/06, Michael Byström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know if there is a way of NOT getting a child MovieClip
resized when attached to a MovieClip that has scale9Grid on. There has
to be away to this, who as the solution!
Stay warm
Micke
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