ActionScript 2.0 :: Scaling The Stage With The Browser Window But Images Distorted?
Oct 30, 2009
I'm using the code below to scale my main movie with the browser window.What happens is that the images in the movie are baldy distorted ..Can I preserve the images to scale or at least can I scale them with a different scale?I'm using CS3 ,AS2 and Flash Player 9
Code:
// ***Stage aligned top left
Stage.align = "TL";
// *** stage scaling with the browser window.
Stage.scaleMode = "Scale";
I want a flv to fill the browser. I am using this code: Code: Select allStage.align = "TL"; Stage.scaleMode = "noScale"; Stage.showMenu = false; var timeline:MovieClip = this; var _minW:Number = 320; var _minH:Number = 240; [Code] .....
It works perfectly as written. It scale the movie on resize perfectly and retains the proportions of the video. It doesn't fill the browser completely though when the proportions arent correct(leaving bars or the background color on the sides or top and bottom). I want it to scale proportionately, but fill the browser, so effectively some of the movie will be cut off.
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The AS (3.0) that I am using can be seen below.
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