Kevin Cannon wrote:
Is it possible to publish a movie as Flash 6, but use the flash
filters to add things like drop shadows for those with the Flash 8 or
greater plugin?
Cedric had a good tip on how to do this in a single file, and Peter
discussed the split-file technique as well.
But a
Hey all,
Is it possible to publish a movie as Flash 6, but use the flash
filters to add things like drop shadows for those with the Flash 8 or
greater plugin?
My basic tests haven't resulted in it working, but I suspect there may be a way.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
- Kevin
We use a simple trick to perform this :
Prepare all your assets to be compiled to Flash 6, you will apply filters only
by code, then, in your code you need to create a local var called flash when
flash version is not 8, like that (sorry for the ugly code, it's just for the
demonstration):
Wow - thanks a lot, seems perfect.
Found one of those SWF changer utilities too to help with the conversion.
http://www.orison.biz/blogs/chall3ng3r/?p=101
Do you know if there's any problems or caveats of using this method?
- Kevin
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We
Hi Kevin,
Do you know if there's any problems or caveats of using this method?
We haven't see any problems at using this trick in our projects, but we
use it only for small occasional swf in our site and only to have a
better look, not for big game or critical point
I think there's probably
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