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Large Dimensions of MultiScaleImage's Parent DisplayObject
I am trying to use a MultiScaleImage in a project. I am doing this:
I am very confused - why is my original Sprite so large? If i don't call addChild(msi), the size is 0,0. Is this normal behaviour?
var msi:MultiScaleImage = new MultiScaleImage();
msi.source = "...some.xml...";
addChild(msi);
// now it is being displayed
trace(height, width); // yields huge numbers
trace(msi.height, msi.width); //yields 100, 100
I am very confused - why is my original Sprite so large? If i don't call addChild(msi), the size is 0,0. Is this normal behaviour?
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Inappropriate?Claudius,
I haven't tried this myself but is the behavior you're describing actually negatively affecting your application in some way?
BTW, is this a Flex or Flash project?
–Daniel -
Inappropriate?Actually, no. I was just wondering why this happened.
This came up when we tried attaching the MSI to a self-resizing application. I was not sure which sprites' sizes to set, so i set all of them - which made the MSI tiny.
But in itself this is not currently a problem.
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Inappropriate?Claudius,
Weird ;) Let me know if this starts to bother you and I'll have a look at it.
–Daniel
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