[Flashcoders] scaleX on TextField

2008-06-18 Thread nospam
Hello, I have a little question that seems obvious but on which I pull my hair off my head: Does anybody know how to deform a TextField instance? I tried the basics: var txt:TextField = new TextField(); txt.text = TEST DE DEFORMATION; txt.scaleX = 20; addChild(txt); And: var

Re: [Flashcoders] scaleX on TextField

2008-06-18 Thread nospam
Quoting Fabio Pinatti [EMAIL PROTECTED]: It's one of the solution I tried and it doesn't work... In my original message I copy/paste an exemple with Sprite but the problem still remains with MovieClip. But thanks anyway, Florent JEAN French Flash Developer http://www.nowhen.net

Re: [Flashcoders] scaleX on TextField

2008-06-18 Thread nospam
Yes but... In my case I can have scaleX 1000, so I loose too much quality with this method. I'm triing to embbed fonts outlines in my TextTield but the result is not very good (bad antialiasing). I guest that I have no other choice :) Thanks again, __ Florent Quoting Kenneth Kawamoto

Re: [Flashcoders] Conversion SWF - PDF/EPS

2008-06-13 Thread nospam
Hi Ricky, Finally thank you for pointing me out the SVG format. It's an XML based format so I'll manage to generate such files from Flash. Thank you again. ___ Florent Quoting Ricky Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED]: It's not impossible, it's just a bit of a PITA. A couple years ago I did a

[Flashcoders] Conversion SWF - PDF/EPS

2008-06-12 Thread nospam
Hello everybody, I'm looking for a any solution (really anything) to convert SWF files to another vector format used in print (EPS or PDF) or even generate this format on the fly using AS3/PHP/whatever... Here is a summary of the problem : I have an application in which the user can add text or

Re: [Flashcoders] Conversion SWF - PDF/EPS

2008-06-12 Thread nospam
Well, I work in an php / apache / mac osx environment (sorry) For the moment I wasn't able to even find a solution to generate an EPS/PDF file containing a text (verdana 12px) scaled to 800x200 px for instance. The tricky thing is the scaling part. ABCPDF seams to be what I'm looking for but I