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FLASH® LITE™ 2.x - Adobe Help and Support

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_quality property<br />

_quality:String<br />

Sets or retrieves the rendering quality used for a movie clip. Device fonts are always aliased<br />

<strong>and</strong> therefore are unaffected by the _quality property.<br />

The _quality property can be set to the following values:<br />

Value Description Graphic Anti-Aliasing Bitmap Smoothing<br />

"LOW" Low rendering quality. Graphics are not antialiased.<br />

"MEDIUM" Medium rendering quality.<br />

This setting is suitable for<br />

movies that do not contain<br />

text.<br />

"HIGH" High rendering quality.<br />

This setting is the default<br />

rendering quality setting<br />

that Flash uses.<br />

Example<br />

The following example sets the rendering quality to LOW:<br />

_quality = "LOW";<br />

_root property<br />

_root.movieClip<br />

_root.action<br />

_root.property<br />

Graphics are anti-aliased<br />

using a 2 x 2 pixel grid.<br />

Graphics are anti-aliased<br />

using a 4 x 4 pixel grid.<br />

Bitmaps are not<br />

smoothed.<br />

Bitmaps are not<br />

smoothed.<br />

Bitmaps are not<br />

smoothed.<br />

Specifies or returns a reference to the root movie clip Timeline. If a movie clip has multiple<br />

levels, the root movie clip Timeline is on the level containing the currently executing script.<br />

For example, if a script in level 1 evaluates _root, _level1 is returned.<br />

Specifying _root is the same as using the deprecated slash notation (/) to specify an absolute<br />

path within the current level.<br />

Note: If a movie clip that contains _root is loaded into another movie clip, _root refers to the<br />

Timeline of the loading movie clip, not the Timeline that contains _root. If you want to<br />

ensure that _root refers to the Timeline of the loaded movie clip even if it is loaded into<br />

another movie clip, use MovieClip._lockroot.<br />

Global Properties 101

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