sounds like http://flash-creations.com/notes/dynamic_drawingapi.php#cutoutmask

Helen

Josh Santangelo wrote:

I have a clip that I'm drawing into. That clip is masked by a shape or another clip, set in the IDE or at runtime. The clip which is drawn into does not appear masked.

Making a mask from a clip which you draw into does seem to work, but I couldn't make it work if the mask I drew had a hole in it.

-josh

On Sep 18, 2006, at 12:53a, Janis Radins wrote:

Masking with elements made up by drawing API works 100%, ive done it many
times.
What is it that doesnt work for you?

2006/9/15, Merrill, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


>>Is it not possible to mask a clip into which you draw things using
>>the drawing API?

I'm not totally sure about masking, but in general, I think there are
some bugs or conflicts with a movie clip drawn upon with the draw API
and other elements of the movie. I'm not sure this is as related as you
would like, but for example, I had an issue with one of those  drawn-on
movie clips which had another movie clip as a child, which had a
textfield on it.  It worked fine until the textfield was updated with
new data - then the old text still showed, and the new text was also
drawn over the top - so it looked like there were two overlapping
textfields. If I separated the textfield from the clip being drawn on, it worked fine. I never could figure out the behavior, but I assumed it had to do with the clips and children of clips drawn on by the draw API
and the way the player renders them/redraws them.  In another case,
portions of v2 components always displayed below clips which were drawn
upon - the drawn on clips were always on top.

Post again if you figure it out.

Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning & Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions




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