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Hi,
I am sorry for the crossposting, but it seems to be a cross-domain problem 🙁
I have an animation in ActionScript 2 where parts of the site (quite complex graphics, mostly) come together in one peace, flying/fading etc. I coded the animation first, and after that started to cut the needed parts out of Photoshop design. Everything looked good: every part was on different layer, so I didn’t expect any troubles. I usually export images to PNG to preserve transparancy and then import it in Flash.
However, it appear that most of the layers have ‘Multiply mode’ turned on. And, of course, it looks different in Flash. Oh my god. How could I miss that? So now, when the deadline is close and the designer is far, I wonder what could be the solution:
– Do something similar to ‘Multiply mode’ in Flash / Actionscript. Is it possible?! I googled, and googled, and googled, but it didn’t bring much 🙁
– Make all the graphics ‘freestanding’ and try to get similar effect with alpha… It will remove some color-blending effect, but if nothing else helps… Is there a _fast_ way to make a graphic ‘freestanding’ it in Photoshop? It _looks_ already freestanding, with ‘multiply’ turned on.
– Any other ideas?
Appreciate any help,
Ksenia.
I am sorry for the crossposting, but it seems to be a cross-domain problem 🙁
I have an animation in ActionScript 2 where parts of the site (quite complex graphics, mostly) come together in one peace, flying/fading etc. I coded the animation first, and after that started to cut the needed parts out of Photoshop design. Everything looked good: every part was on different layer, so I didn’t expect any troubles. I usually export images to PNG to preserve transparancy and then import it in Flash.
However, it appear that most of the layers have ‘Multiply mode’ turned on. And, of course, it looks different in Flash. Oh my god. How could I miss that? So now, when the deadline is close and the designer is far, I wonder what could be the solution:
– Do something similar to ‘Multiply mode’ in Flash / Actionscript. Is it possible?! I googled, and googled, and googled, but it didn’t bring much 🙁
– Make all the graphics ‘freestanding’ and try to get similar effect with alpha… It will remove some color-blending effect, but if nothing else helps… Is there a _fast_ way to make a graphic ‘freestanding’ it in Photoshop? It _looks_ already freestanding, with ‘multiply’ turned on.
– Any other ideas?
Appreciate any help,
Ksenia.
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