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Problem when resizing an LiquidArea

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I'm using LiquidArea to resize a MovieClip. There are smaller MovieClips inside that MovieClip, and those MovieClips are positioned in a "puzzle" fashion, filling all the stage area (no space between them).

 

Here's the problem: when the LiquidArea gets resized, the MovieClips become disconnected from each other; i.e, there is now space between the MovieClips, which was not there before the resize.

 

I've attached two images to this message so you can see the problem.

 

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Looks like a Flash rendering issue which is unrelated to LiquidArea/LiquidStage. I've seen that sort of thing before, when for some odd reason Flash renders a thin line between objects even if they're technically butted right up next to each other. The only solution I found was to overlap them very slightly or go through the hassle of creating a BitmapData and merge things that way.

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I do not know if using bitmapData solve my problem.

To be clear, I'll explain what I'm doing.

 

I carry a picture, and cut it into several pieces, those pieces will appear random-mind, with the effects of alpha and ColorTransform.

 

This is the link of the effect that I'm doing:http://tikiweb.com.br/bruno_teste/image_effect/effect.swf

 

Is there any other way to apply these effects in parts of the picture without cutting it?

 

Thanks.

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Maybe just put white rectangles over the top of the image and fade them out. Just a thought. But you'd probably still run into the same issue with Flash sometimes showing a very thin line between the rectangles unless you overlap them slightly.

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