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Adobe Flex – Scale images without making them pixelated using Smooth Image component

Posted on : 26-03-2009 | By : Michael Fitchett | In : ActionScript, Development, Flex, Great Resources

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Here is an example, Focus on the bird and the branch he is standing on and play with the slider.

“Cool so how do I implement this into my website?” – Its simple follow the steps below:

1. Download the component here SmoothImage (523) and place it in a directory called “custom” in your src directory.

2. Add the following code to your <application> tag:

xmlns:custom="custom.*"

3. To use it simply type “<custom:SmoothImage” you should see it show up as soon as you start to type cus.

That’s it neat huh.

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Comments (1)

imelda said on 15-03-2010
	works like a charm – thanks! clarification for novice flex user like myself, the is used as replacement of the regular image component, like so:

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