So, whenever I animate in flash (actually I animate cc but whatever) I set the stage quality to "low". I really like the look of the pixelated lines over smooth vectors, and want them to look that way when I export the final product.
Problem is, I have no idea how. Flash seems to automatically antialias my animation.
Usually, I would export as an swf and use Swivel to convert it, but I'll try anything. HELP... please.
At 7/30/17 03:00 PM, chickennuggetstyle wrote: So, whenever I animate in flash (actually I animate cc but whatever) I set the stage quality to "low". I really like the look of the pixelated lines over smooth vectors, and want them to look that way when I export the final product.
Problem is, I have no idea how. Flash seems to automatically antialias my animation.
Usually, I would export as an swf and use Swivel to convert it, but I'll try anything. HELP... please.
In older versions you export to an image sequence or a GIF animation, and in the export options uncheck "Smooth".
In the newer versions the unchecking smooth option doesn't work for PNG anymore - it is a known bug. Only GIF anim export works. If your movie has less than 256 colours, it ought to work quite well.
There is option to export as lower anti-alias. You could run it through After Effects and get the effects there (the .swf I mean). Or even screen record the .swf if you really like that style. Should be a good option if you are able to capture it 1:1.
At 7/30/17 03:00 PM, chickennuggetstyle wrote: So, whenever I animate in flash (actually I animate cc but whatever) I set the stage quality to "low". I really like the look of the pixelated lines over smooth vectors, and want them to look that way when I export the final product.
Problem is, I have no idea how. Flash seems to automatically antialias my animation.
Usually, I would export as an swf and use Swivel to convert it, but I'll try anything. HELP... please.
