Re: FLASH: What is wrong with speed????

[Cheri Harder]

Hi, Stuart!


>100(80Kb) images(JPEGS) imported from a animation program now the images

are of a high quality bank note animated panning around the screen at

700x400 pixels......my question is this....when the shockwave file plays it

stutters along and the hard drive churns and basically everthing seems

processor intensive <


It is acting processor intensive because it IS processor intensive.  You

cannot expect the machine to constantly redraw these large images without

bogging down the processor.   Flash is not the problem.  Pieces of your

movie that you want to animate should be vector graphics.  Try to have ONE

thing at a time be moving.  This was my advice a couple weeks ago after

review of your movie, and it is still the solution.  Try tracing the bank

note?  Simplify your concepts.  Create the illusion that everything is

moving at once but only have one thing moving, and make it a vector graphic!

If you want jpeg - use it as the non-moving background.


Someone else can explain the reasoning better than I...I just know the truth

of it.


~~~~Cheri Harder~~~~~

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