Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't Degrafa be the best tool for that?
from ScaleNine.com/blog:
"Degrafa is not Adobe, but every project I work on gets Degrafa added
to it. Why? Because bitmaps and static vector artwork can only go so
far. I make 80-90% of my skins in Degrafa. This allows me to open up
any properties of the graphics to CSS, which means one Degrafa Button
skin to create an infinite number of variations versus making separate
graphics for each variation. There’s things I can do with Degrafa that
I can’t with bitmap or static vector graphics and with the the things
planned for Degrafa Beta 3, it’s a no brainer."
On Jun 29, 2008, at 8:46 PM, daddyo_buckeye wrote:
Okay, let me re-phrase the question.
I have vector artwork created in Illustrator, imported into Flash as
symbols, and exported for actionscript. All the artwork is in a single
SWF file.
I can load the entire SWF, and I can load an individual symbol from
that SWF, but I'm trying to figure out if I can access and manipulate
the properties of the individual symbols.
Based on what I've found on the net, it appears that I'll have to load
each individual symbol and position them manually to access the
properties.
Any direction is greatly appreciated.
