More Flash CS4 Quirks?

[Markham]

I'm wondering if this is happening for anyone else...

Ever since the "bug fix," there's been something odd about the wireframe view.  From what I can figure out, it would seem that Adobe mixed up the red and blue channels for displaying the wireframes, meaning red is blue, and blue is red, yellow is cyan, and cyan is yellow:


This is just really dumb.  How do you screw something like this up between versions?

[TheGrayK]

Lol if that is what happened its an honest mistake i know that i am much much more than capable of making,
but dang, i bet sometimes that gets pretty confusing/frustrating.Cs3 is good for me though cs4 seems so freaking awesome sometimes.

[aleq]

I don't expect Adobe to get anything right. They are like EA-games; always trying to "conquer" everything in stead of just focusing on the few things, and make them supreme.

Hey let's buy Flash. Hey let's remake it. Hey there are new bugs. Hey let's patch them. Oops new bugs. Hey let's patch them. Oops new bugs. (keep repeating)

[Snowman]

I found a CS4 quirk, but I didn't take a screenshot of it today. I had scribbled some colors together to make a pseudo tie-dye shirt on a cartoon. I optimized the shirt real quick and went to shrink the whole thing (not as a symbol). When I let go of the mouse while shrinking, some of the tie-dye colors suddenly decided to turn black. So I ctrl-z'd and tried to shrink to a different size. Same thing happened. Anyone else experienced something like this?

[the Deuce]

I get that stuff turning black all the time. Also, when I select stuff it disappears completely sometimes.

[Markham]

That's been happening for a long time, possibly before 5, even.  I think some of it might be related to the level of accuracy Flash gives for vector point coordinates.  Flash goes into a whole new level of crazy when you start working with really small details.  If the angle is too small, for example, when you make two lines into a V, it will merge them halfway and you'll get three lines joining like a Y.