melloyellow582
The Original Portmanteau


2005 Mar 21 • 12862
666 ₧

Is there any possible way to get the white workspace thinngy in the middle of flash to be bigger (without zooming)?

I accidentally had some stuff go outside it into the gray, and when i export it, you cant see any of the gray. any way to change that?

Nuclearblob

2006 Oct 2 • 60
15 ₧

down the bottom in the properties bar (if you have flash 8) it will have stuff like the framerate, background colour, and publish settings.
There should be a bit where it says size: [550 x 400 pixels] (the square brackets symbolise a button).
click on the button, then change the size.

SuperJer
Websiteman

2005 Mar 20 • 6629

melloyellow582
The Original Portmanteau


2005 Mar 21 • 12862
666 ₧

the jer:
my animations kinda long...so how would i select EVERYTHING in the entire thing to shrink?

Nuclearblob

2006 Oct 2 • 60
15 ₧

Click the "edit multiple frames" button, unlock all layers, stretch the edit multiple frames thingys to select every frame in your animation, then shrink them all.
(if they won't all shrink to the center, group them together (ctrl + G) and shrink them down, then ungroup them (ctrl + shift + G)(or break them apart (ctrl +B), which is probably better because you can break symbols apart but that doesn't matter because we're not breaking a symbol apart) and voila! (of course this could stuff up your whole animation; if you do this and it does stuff up your whole animation just undo it (ctrl + Z))
It's probably better to just go to the properties window and change the size of the window.
I wrote a lot of text to explain pretty much nothing.
Shoot me.

melloyellow582
The Original Portmanteau


2005 Mar 21 • 12862
666 ₧

i was trying to do that but when u adjust the size it only gets bigger on one side

width only shoots out of the right side and hight out of the bottom.

Nuclearblob

2006 Oct 2 • 60
15 ₧

well then MOVE everything in the animation with "edit multiple frames".
I promise it won't stuff up when you do that.
That's why "edit multiple frames" EXISTS.