MiltonW
MiltonW
I think so, but I seem to have a problem with Flash (and HTML5). Linux/Neko target:  Flash:  Same code, no Flash conditionals. This occurs when I have ```...
No change I think. When I use HTML5/Flash I have the following behaviour: ``` text_retro.size = 0.57; ```  ``` text_retro.scaleX = 0.57; text_retro.scaleY = 0.57; ```  Since scaleX/Y...
Yeah, a bit smoother, but what does it look like without size, and then scale it with scaleX/Y?
It all doesn't seem to make a difference. All the smoothing does is smooth the jagged edges. The edges aren't there if I don't use size. So then I can...
No, I'm not scaling the stage, that was just to make the difference more obvious.