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InsertAlias #1
Dynamic banner ad production
I'm working on a hell of a lot of banner ads all of the time, and I can see
that there must be some sort of way to minimise or automate the production of
said banner ads. The main issue with moving over to some sort of templated
banner ad system, is that we typically need to resize fonts or reposition
objects within each banner ad. I am interested to know if anybody out there
has made progress in the following areas:
[bullet]Primarily, having any text objects resize to fit neatly within the
movie clip, while also avoiding any overlap of other text/image objects within
the movie.
Secondly, ensuring that there is a set margin within the document so that
text/images don't go too near to the edges of the flash movie.[/bullet]
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lus29 #2
Re: Dynamic banner ad production
hi!
i am doing a lot of ad banners.
here is a tip:
when they ask you to resize a banner from 728x90 to 468x60, just use
_root._xscale=64.0;
_root._yscale=64.0;
instead of doing everything by hand.
the reverse scaling rate from 468*60 to 728*90 is 155;
and from 160x600 to 120x400:
_root._xscale=65;
_root._yscale=65;
ok?
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