Hi Ian,
thanks for your answer, but no, it doesn't solve the problem.
Its actually texts, but I tried with changing the aliasing properties without any result, and tried also with a vectorial shape and the problem still be the same...
Regards,
PiR

Ian Thomas a écrit :
Is this solely for text? In which case, is this something to do with
the new "Anti-alias for Animation" or "Anti-alias for Readability"
options in the properties dialog of the new IDE? Does switching that
solve your problem?

Cheers,
  Ian

On 4/4/06, PR Durand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi List!
There's something that I really can't understand in Flash 8....
Before ('till Flash 7), if you made a 100 pixels object animation in 10
frames, flash "knew" how to display a 1/10 pixel and the animation was
quite smooth.
That was sometimes a problem because when we wanted a aliased display,
we had to enter entire coordinates for the object...
Now, by default, flash displays the object in animations only on entire
pixels, but only for animation !!!! so the choice doesn't seem to be
really good... when we want a aliased text, we still have to enter
manually entire coords, but in the animation we can't avoid those entire
coords... it shall be the contrary, isn't it?

is there an option, checkbox or something else to be able again to have
smoothed 100 pixels in 10 frames animation instead of a pixel each second?

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