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to use the normal The code is as follows Copy Code Package code{Optimization of pixel-level exact collision algorithmCode: AoneImport Flash.display.BitmapData;Import Flash.display.BlendMode;Import Flash.display.DisplayObject;Import Flash.geom.ColorTransform;Import Flash.geom.Matrix;Import Flash.geom.Point;Import Flash.geom.Rectangle;public class HitTest{public static var tilesize:int = 20;public static function Complexhittestobject (Target1:displayobject, target2:dis

: = expandconstant ('{CM: key_form_codelabel_caption0}'); left: = scalex (0); top: = scaley (0); width: = scalex (40 ); height: = scaley (13); end; {keylabel} keylabel: = tlabel. create (keypage); with keylabel dobeginparent: = keypage. surface; caption: = expandconstant ('{CM: key_form_keylabel_caption0}'); left: = scalex (0); top: = scaley (82); width: =

transform-origin. For example: transform: translateX (100px ): 3. translateY ( ): Specify a translation by specifying the number of Y directions. Only move to the Y axis. The base point is at the element base point. You can change the base point position through transform-origin. For example, transform: translateY (20px ): Iii. scale Scaling scale is very similar to moving translate, and it also has three situations: scale (x, y) enables horizontal and vertical scaling of elements (t

filterarray:array = new Array (); Filterarray.push (lvjing); Pic.filters = Filterarray; if (n>100) { Delete This.onenterframe; } }; */ /* Invert color filter reversesfilter (), no parameters var lvjing=new reversesfilter (); pic.filters=[lvjing]*/ /* Find the Edge Filter by writing new Searchedgefilter (find direction, find intensity) var lvjing = new Searchedgefilter (2, 8); Pic.filters = [lvjing];*/ /* Sharpen filter New Sharpenfilter (Sharpen strength) var lvjing = new Shar

exactly the same thing] Here is my addition to imagecopyresized It implements bicubic interpolation of pixels so the result is much better Than the ordinary imagecopyresized... Copy it into the src/ext/gd/gc. c and recompile the lib. I wish someone cocould do that so it's stored in the "official" Release It's a really good function to scale down pictures to thumbnails. /* {Proto int imagecopyresizedbicubic (int dst_im, int src_im, int Dst_x, int dst_y, int src_x, int src_y, int dst_w, int

); Self.bitmapshot.x =-10; Self.bitmapshot.y = self.bitmapship.y + 123; Self.addchild (Self.bitmapshot); Self.bitmapShot.rotate =-75; Self.bitmapShot.alpha = 0; self.bitmapshot02 = new Lbitmap (shotdata); Self.bitmapShot02.scaleX = Self.bitmapShot02.scaleY = 0.7; self.bitmapshot02.x = 65; SELF.BITMAPSHOT02.Y = self.bitmapship.y + 220; Self.addchild (self.bitmapshot02); Self.bitmapShot02.rotate =-80; Self.bitmapShot02.alpha = 0;

is the offset? It's time to use the translate value of the matrix. So we can know the image in the coordinate system offset, along with how you can move the coordinates are accurate alignment. Copy Code code as follows: Private HashMap getimageviewineersize (ImageView IV) { HashMap size=new HashMap (); Get the transformation matrix of image in ImageView Matrix m = Iv.getimagematrix (); Float[] values = new FLOAT[10]; M.getvalues (values); The transformation matr

. addeventlistener (event. Complete, oncomplete); loader. contentloaderinfo. addeventlistener (ioerrorevent. io_error, onioevent ); This . Stage. addeventlistener (event. Resize, stageresizehandler, False , 0, True );} Private Function stageresizehandler (Event: Event ): Void {Scalematrix ();} Protected Function onioevent (Event: ioerrorevent ): Void {Trace ("ioerror has occured:" + Event. Text );} Protected Function oncomplete (Event: Event ): Void {Dispose (); splashimage = Bitmap(event

; 0 _ designResolutionSize. height> 0) { // Use screen resolution and design resolution to obtain the x-axis and Y-axis scaling factors. _ ScaleX = (float) _ screenSize. width/_ designResolutionSize. width; _ ScaleY = (float) _ screenSize. height/_ designResolutionSize. height; // In NO_BORDER mode, the maximum scaling factor is used. Obviously, this type of situation causes the small (narrow) side to exceed the actual size, which may ca

= @ imagecreatefromjpeg ($ image_path );If ($ this-> output = 'same') {$ this-> output = 'jpg ';}Break;Case 3:// PNG$ This-> image_resource = @ imagecreatefrompng ($ image_path );If ($ this-> output = 'same') {$ this-> output = 'png ';}}If ($ this-> image_resource = '') {return false ;}// It wasn' t able to load the image}Else {return false ;}// Something happened! If ($ this-> keep_proportions = true){If ($ img_width-$ this-> sizelimit_x)> ($ img_height-$ this-> sizelimit_y )){// If the width

(); view.invalidate (); } ); (3) Look at the above example, because the set of the operation of the property only one, then if I want an animation to be able to make the view can be reduced, and can fade out (3 attributes Scalex,scaley,alpha), only use objectanimator how to do?The idea is not very good, may say use animatorset ah, this see is a bunch of animation plug together to execute, but I have to use a objectanimator in

(). getheight (); int windowwidth = Wm.getdefaultdisplay (). GetWidth (); 39//Calculate sample rate ScaleX int = imagewidth/windowwidth;41 int ScaleY = image height/windowheight;42 int Scale = 1;43//Sample rate according to the maximum direction of the IF (ScaleX > ScaleY scaleY >= 1) {45 Scale = scalex;46}47 if (ScaleX