Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
Here's a great option to accomplish this.
Make a movieclip with a 50x50 black rectangle in it, and delete the
outline. Put that movieclip behind your video clip, set its _x and _y
to the video _x and _y minus 2 and set its _width and _height to the
video _width and _height plus 4.
If the target size isn't exactly 50x50, that'll still cause it to scale.
Though if Andreas can target Flash Player 8 or above (which I presume is
a valid assumption since he's considering using setPixel), applying your
technique with a scale9Grid will rectify the situation quite nicely.
It's both pixel-perfect and dog-gone fast in terms of rendering speed
(at least compared with pixel-pushing).
Jim
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