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_highquality (MovieClip._highquality property)
public _highquality : Number
Deprecated since Flash Player 7. This property was deprecated in favor of
MovieClip._quality.
Specifies the level of anti-aliasing applied to the current SWF file. Specify 2 (best quality) to
apply high quality with bitmap smoothing always on. Specify 1 (high quality) to apply antialiasing;
this will smooth bitmaps if the SWF file does not contain animation. Specify 0 (low
quality) to prevent anti-aliasing. This property can overwrite the global _highquality
property.
Example
The following ActionScript specifies that best quality anti-aliasing should be applied to the
SWF file.
my_mc._highquality = 2;
See also
_quality (MovieClip._quality property), _quality property
hitArea (MovieClip.hitArea property)
public hitArea : Object
Designates another movie clip to serve as the hit area for a movie clip. If the hitArea property
does not exist or is null or undefined, the movie clip itself is used as the hit area. The value
of the hitArea property may be a reference to a movie clip object.
You can change the hitArea property at any time; the modified movie clip immediately takes
on the new hit area behavior. The movie clip designated as the hit area does not need to be
visible; its graphical shape, although not visible, is hit-tested. The hitArea property can be
read out of a prototype object.
Example
The following example sets the circle_mc movie clip as the hit area for the square_mc movie
clip. Place these two movie clips on the Stage and test the document. When you click
circle_mc, the square_mc movie clip traces that it was clicked.
square_mc.hitArea = circle_mc;
square_mc.onRelease = function() {
trace("hit! "+this._name);
};
MovieClip 437