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masks in ming: msg#00006web.ming.general
Hi, I'm using MING to make a tool where you can cut your face out of a photo for use in an animation and it all seemed to be going fine. Basically I am going uploaded JPEG > GD Image Object. Then use the GD drawing functions to draw some transparent areas into this image (based on data gathered from a little flash app). Then output this image to a PNG which is converted into a DBL which is turned into an SWF using MING. All works fine. But.... I just looked at the filesizes and realised that the final SWF is loads (like 8x) bigger than the original JPEG. I guess this is because PNG files are less good at compressing photographic type image data... So I was thinking maybe I would be better making the PNG without the photographic data and using it to mask the loaded JPEG. Is this possible using MING? Maybe it is best to do the masking at runtime but I think that limits me to the flash 6 player (since I would be loading the image to be masked and the mask in from actionscript). Any suggestions, Thanks, Kelvin. |
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