I’m working on a project where on the “project page”, it will have 6 images with frames. The transition to get into this page will be 6 boxes with no fill, just stroke (random sizes will be generated) and will be atleast 2 times the size of the box that the actual page. they will be moving around ect. and then zoom out to the actual size.
The problem I run into is when I scale the boxes larger, the stroke get’s much thicker. I’d like the stroke to be the same thickness at %200 as it would be at %100. Is there a way to do this???
I am attaching and animating these boxes all with actionscript.
[quote=SAVAGER;1739174]So simple jesus - how did I miss that…
Thanks a lot senocular - works perfectly[/quote]
BUT - this only works with solid strokes? Say it isnt so!
When I try and use the scale drop down when using a dashed stroke…the drop down becomes disabled. Nooooo… (lol).
I am duplicating an exisiting DOM tooltip in a swf application. My task is simply to create a variable length tool tip that scales to fit the text it contains.
The tool tip has a dashed border…and I cant emulate this simply with a style or text format obj
?
Oh boy…the javascript crew are going to get a laugh out of this one…
[quote=1Riptide;2339294]BUT - this only works with solid strokes? Say it isnt so!
When I try and use the scale drop down when using a dashed stroke…the drop down becomes disabled. Nooooo… (lol).
I am duplicating an exisiting DOM tooltip in a swf application. My task is simply to create a variable length tool tip that scales to fit the text it contains.
The tool tip has a dashed border…and I cant emulate this simply with a style or text format obj
?
Oh boy…the javascript crew are going to get a laugh out of this one…[/quote]
P.S.
9-slice scaling doest achieve the correct result for a tooltip display obj either. Doah!
