perhaps...
but by my understanding, if I wanted to know the size of a specific
movieClip, I'd target it directly instead of the parent... ?
;-)
-radley
On Sep 29, 2006, at 11:07 AM, Martin Wood wrote:
useful is a matter of perspective :)
if you want to load in the content behind a mask and dont know how
big the content is then its useful to be able to find out its real
size, not just the visible size.
Radley Marx wrote:
I have a .swf that's 400x300. It has a stage and mask that's
400x300, but the masked content is 800x600.
When I check ._width & ._height for the movie I get 800x600,
instead of 400x300 which *should* be the true (and useful) value.
Is this a permanent "error"? Or does the value eventually come
back as I expected?
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