Thanks for the heads-up, Alias (and good to hear from you again ;) )
The original attachment's up at
http://www.prehensile.co.uk/dropbox/Untitled-1.gif. I'm using the old
blur-lots-then-threshold technique.
I've done a bit more research, and the way I understand it, most
antialiasing techniques
I guess an algorithm could be conceived that would somehow infer sub-pixel
values, but this feels like it would be unnecessary faff, and very slow.
Anyone know of a quick-and-dirty way of smoothing a bitmap? I guess I could
render at a higher resolution than needed and scale down, to mimic
I am also having a similar unsightly antialiasing or ripping issue
that I was hoping for a solution. I have a jpg in flash that i'm
skewing and distorting while animating. The combination of these
effects is causing a very noticeable ripping artifact in the image
where it looks as if the
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}
bmp_fill_mc._xscale = 200;
bmp_fill_mc._yscale = 200;
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I am also having
(0, 0);
endFill();
}
bmp_fill_mc._xscale = 200;
bmp_fill_mc._yscale = 200;
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Can you throw the example image onto a web server so we can see it?
The list strips out attachments :(
Alias
On 01/02/07, Henry Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I've been mucking about with a metablob-type thing, and have got it
rendering quite nicely. However, it only renders a
Hey all,
I've been mucking about with a metablob-type thing, and have got it
rendering quite nicely. However, it only renders a black-or-white (1bit)
bitmap - does anyone know of a good technique to do fast antialiasing on
such a bitmap? I've tried blurring a bit (which is slow as hell, and
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