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I'm making some menu buttons on Flash MX, but the text is all anti-aliased. Since the text is farily small, it just looks blurry. How do I stop the text being anti-aliased?
That's awesome.
I'm getting into flash myself at the moment. I'm ok technically, but looking at your site it makes me realise how far I am from understanding good aesthetics and design.
I'm getting into flash myself at the moment. I'm ok technically, but looking at your site it makes me realise how far I am from understanding good aesthetics and design.
snazzy as f**k!!
nice work mate!
nice work mate!
Cool, look forward to seeing that. I'm working on a flash site for a client at the moment:
[URL]http://www.pfi-holding.com/test_index.html[/URL]
Had to adapt that from some artwork I was given, which had no inkling of web principles about it - it was 890 pixels wide for God's sake!
[EDIT: obviously it's not finished, still working on the bottom right corner, but you get the idea]
[URL]http://www.pfi-holding.com/test_index.html[/URL]
Had to adapt that from some artwork I was given, which had no inkling of web principles about it - it was 890 pixels wide for God's sake!
[EDIT: obviously it's not finished, still working on the bottom right corner, but you get the idea]
That's the jobby! I'm really loving this site - once it's finished, I'll post it here for comments - nothing too harsh please!
Change the text box to "dynamic text", then make sure the "Embed Font Outlines" is swtiched to "No Characters" in the character panel. Then turn off the "Selectable" button, so that it acts like normal text.
I'm making some menu buttons on Flash MX, but the text is all anti-aliased. Since the text is farily small, it just looks blurry. How do I stop the text being anti-aliased?