Re: [flasher] RE: First full flash website

[Kristopher Wainwright]

Okay look at it like this (imagination time)....


You have a deck of cards, and the MC's are the cards.


Now, if you have too many cards in your hand, it's

harder to control and manipulate .... basically you

have alot of data you need to access, its slow and not

really the best way to handle it.


But if you have the cards spread out, you know where

they are and can access them faster, because you can

see them clearly and you'll be able to get what you

want, when you want it.


I do have to stress that when you definitely need to

label your frames (just like a couple of the guys have

already stated).  When you need to look for a frame

(or point an action to it), it's TONZ easier to see

than looking for a number in the timeline (especially

when you're 6 hours into a FLA and your eyes are red

and burning).



Hope this helps .....


Kris Sends .....



--- Chris Basken <

chrizbasken [dot] com

> wrote:

> so you recommend multiple movie files over scenes? 

> interesting.

> 

> i'm still curious about how scenes increase the file

> size.  wasn't someone

> just saying that the .swf format doesn't understand

> scenes once it's

> compiled?

> 

> 

> >

> >

> > Scenes increase your SWF file size once you

> publish,

> > because everything in inside one file, where when

> you

> > use MC's, its broken up, file size is way small

> and

> > you can tailor everything to your needs easier.

> >

> >

> > My 2 cents ....

> >

> > Kris Sends .....

> >

> >

> >

>

> --- Chris Basken <chrizbasken [dot] com> wrote:

> > > > 3)Don't use scenes

> > >

> > > what's the matter with scenes?   just curious.

> > >

> >



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