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I have a question. I’ve been looking around the web but couldn’t find an answer so I’m gonna ask it here.
Isn’t there a “scale mode” property for movie clips, that works the same as on stage? At stage by setting the stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE; everything will keep its original size after resizing the stage.
At movieclips if I resize the parent movieclip, it will take effect on every child mc. This is what I would like to avoid (just like at stage with NO_SCALE). I want a parent movie clip which resize won’t have effect on children.
Is there a way to make this? How do you guys reach this?
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Child.scaleX=1/Parent.scaleX Child.scaleY=1/Parent.scaleY
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Hi,
maybe you should get out the childrens from the parent mc.
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There are solutions to that like counter scalling children of maybe 9-slice scaling. But if you dont want for your children to inherit parents properties they probably shouldnt be its children in the first place..
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Thanks for the answers, I’ll try to short it out.
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Thanks for the answers, I’ll try to short it out.Best way and way to go is to construct your stage objects under StageAlign when re-size, the thing is the more objects you have the more you need to work/code on it and you can set children or baby’s of what ever (: , complex project need a major consideration the way you construct your code under StageAlign.
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