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Anti-Aliasing Flash [RESOLVED]
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#1 • Sep 9, 2007
    • Ok, I'm a decent artist using Flash and I can draw my own battlers, icons, and the like, but what happens is that flash uses anti-aliasing, so when I finish a drawing and export the image into PNG or BMP, it leaves an outline that doesn't disappear. What could I do to prevent this problem?

    EDIT: Using RMXP
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    #2 • Sep 9, 2007
    • Instead of exporting it, maybe try taking a screenshot =/
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    #3 • Sep 11, 2007
    • what tool are you using to draw with?

    also, have you tried publish as well as export?

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    #4 • Sep 11, 2007
    • Quote from: NAMKCOR on September 11, 2007, 06:06:02 AM
    what tool are you using to draw with?

    also, have you tried publish as well as export?

    No I managed to fix it by leaving the background of the picture blank instead of adding a background. Thanks anyway.
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