RE: FLASH: Jerky Playback

[Phillip Kerman]

Another suggestion I can make is just do the animation WITHOUT tweening.

Often 3 or 4 frames of carefully designed graphics can make something look

like it is moving swiftly--and you don't need 100 frames to do it.


Check out:

http://www.teleport.com/~phillip/flasher/tween_vs_animate.html


Phillip



> When I export my movie the motion tweening is sometimes jerky. I have

> reduced the file sizes by converting my pics to gifsand that help some. I

> also changed the frame rate to 30, but it is still jerky. Is it

> my slow hard

> drive and tiny  amount of ram or what??

>

>  <<...>>

>



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