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a solution that i like a simple one just make _rect.graphics.lineStyle(1,0xffffff,1,true,LineScaleMode.NONE); to _rect.graphics.lineStyle(0,0xffffff,1,true,LineScaleMode.NONE);

hey Carl, it's just a little more complex ... I extracted my problem out of a bigger script ... among other stuff I'm going in the public function with BEZEICHNER:String (buttonName) make a const out of this string, const bezeichner:String. get the frameMeasure out of the string + some pixels for better fitting, now i draw the rectangle with those numbers (i had in mind to make them undefined integer but on adobe help is written 'width : Number The width of the rectangle, in pixels.' so better not) and move > scale it ... and voila i'm standing in the middle of something that i neither wanted nor understand public function button(stage:Object,BEZEICHNER:String='TEST',POS_X:uint=100,POS_Y:uint=100,SCHRIFTGRÖßE:uint=15,FENSTER_POS_X:uint=250,FENSTER_POS_Y:uint=454,FENSTER_BREITE:uint=700,FENSTER_HÖHE:uint=410):void { var _text:TextField=new TextField; const bezeichner:String=BEZEICHNER; const returnHome:String='returnHome'; _text.defaultTextFormat=formatA; _text.text=returnHome; const returnHomeBreite:Number=_text.textWidth+10; const returnHomeHöhe:Number=_text.textHeight+6; _text.replaceText(0,20,bezeichner); const bezeichnerBreite:Number=_text.textWidth+10; const bezeichnerHöhe:Number=_text.textHeight+6; _text.width=bezeichnerBreite; _text.height=bezeichnerHöhe; const fensterBreite:Number=FENSTER_BREITE; const fensterHöhe:Number=FENSTER_BREITE; //position const X:uint=POS_X; const Y:uint=POS_Y; var fensterPosX:uint=0; const fensterPosY:uint=FENSTER_POS_Y; //rechteck var rect:Sprite=new Sprite(); rect.graphics.lineStyle(1,0xffffff,1,true,LineScaleMode.NONE); rect.graphics.drawRect(0,0,bezeichnerBreite,bezeichnerHöhe); rect.alpha=0; var _rect:MovieClip=new MovieClip; _rect.x=X; _rect.y=Y; _rect.addChild(rect); stage.addChild(_rect); //button var _btn:MovieClip=new MovieClip; _btn.buttonMode=true; _btn.mouseChildren=false; _btn.x=X; _btn.y=Y; _btn.addChild(_text); stage.addChild(_btn); //importer var bilderDESIGN:importer=new importer(); //listener function _addListener(a:uint=1):void { if(a==1) { _btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,_over); _btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT,_out); _btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,_click); }else if(a==2) { _btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,_clickAgain); } } function _removeListener(a:uint=1):void { if(a==1) { _btn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,_over); _btn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT,_out); _btn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,_click); }else if(a==2) { _btn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,_clickAgain); } } _addListener(); function _over(e:MouseEvent):void { rect.alpha=1; } function _out(e:MouseEvent):void { rect.alpha=0; } function _click(e:MouseEvent):void { trace(fensterPosX,fensterPosY,fensterBreite,fensterHöhe); _removeListener(); _btn.buttonMode=false; TweenLite.to(_btn, .3, {x:fensterPosX, y:fensterPosY,onComplete:_SCALE}); TweenLite.to(_rect, .3, {x:fensterPosX, y:fensterPosY}); } function _SCALE():void { TweenLite.to(_rect, .3, {width:fensterBreite,height:fensterHöhe,onComplete:_fensterOffen}); } function _fensterOffen():void { trace(_rect.x,_rect.y,_rect.width,_rect.height); _btn.buttonMode=true; _addListener(2); _text.defaultTextFormat=formatB; _text.replaceText(0,20,returnHome); _text.width=returnHomeBreite; _text.height=returnHomeHöhe; if(bezeichner=='DESIGN') { bilderDESIGN.laden(stage,'webContent/Button/thumbnails/','.png',6,fensterPosX,fensterPosY); } } } i tried the pixel cutting 2 days ago it's too heavy-handed and how do you explain the fact to yourself that sometimes (if you push the button a few times) even those strange numbers change? I have absolutely no clue ... maybe I get my ButtonFrame out of something else (cut it out of paper and stick it on the screen, man I'm sure frustrated )

THX Carl for your fast reply ... good to know that TweenLite isn't the cause of that crap! the thing is that I need to TweenLite just the outline ... it is essential for my project, do you know if there is a possibility to subtract in AS3.0 (one rect from another bigger one to get a thin stroke) ... or maybe you know other methodes?

hi, just wanna manipulate the stroke of a rectangle from width:400 to width:100 and back same for height. But what i get is this : 401, 99.95, 400 (traced ...). If i keep the tween busy (do the same action a few times) the numbers even change sometimes, just a bit ... so the rectangle changes position (minimal, 1pixel at most), i think it jumpe's from one pixel to another because of the decimal place. I don't get it, maybe I'm too tired! I have to say what I'm new to TweenLite and AS3 ... (fl.transitions.Tween makes me wanna cry ) import com.greensock.TweenLite; var _rect:Sprite=new Sprite(); _rect.graphics.lineStyle(1,0xffffff,1,true,LineScaleMode.NONE); _rect.graphics.drawRect(0,0,400,400); stage.addChild(_rect); trace(_rect.width,_rect.height); TweenLite.to(_rect,1,{width:100,height:100,onComplete:TRACE}) function TRACE():void { trace(_rect.width,_rect.height) TweenLite.to(_rect,1,{width:400,height:400,onComplete:TRACEagain}) } function TRACEagain():void { trace(_rect.width,_rect.height) } I would be appeased for any help ... ...