Hello,

I am writing a MovieClip rasterizer which rasterizes all the frames in the specified movieclip. Here's the code for rasterizing:

for ( var i:int = start; i <= end; i++ )
{
 //goto the next frame
 clip.gotoAndStop( i );


//get the bounds
 bounds = clip.getBounds(clip);

//create a new bitmapdata container
 bitmapData = new BitmapData(
  transformer.width == -1 ? bounds.width : transformer.width,
  transformer.height == -1 ? bounds.height : transformer.height,
  transformer.transparent,
  transformer.color
 );

//rotate the clip
 if (clip.rotation != 0) transformer.rotate( clip.rotation * (Math.PI / 180) );
 //scale the clip
 if (clip.scaleX != 1 || clip.scaleY != 1) transformer.scale( clip.scaleX, clip.scaleY );
 //translate the movieclip to its zero point
 if (transformer.matrix.tx == 0 && transformer.matrix.ty == 0) transformer.translateToZero( bounds );

//draw the bitmap data with the transformers
 bitmapData.draw(
  this._source,
  transformer.matrix,
  transformer.colorTransform,
  transformer.blendMode,
  transformer.clipRect, //new Rectangle(0, 0, bounds.width, bounds.height),
  transformer.smoothing
 );

//push the data on the array
 frames.push( bitmapData );
}

Now the result is different - http://i42.tinypic.com/lfv52.jpg - (note the head and left shoe). Anyone knows what the problem is? I've seen people adding 'extra' pixels to their boundary box at the BitmapData constructor, but thats nasty imo.