Re: FLASH: lots of text = s l o w : (

[Byron Canfield]

If you perform tweening actions on that amount of text, yes, it will

consume lots of cpu clock cycles. Just imagine all the mathemetical and

geometric constructs that make up the lines and curves needed to make up

all of those letters. If you leave them static, you'll only take the

processor hit on the first keyframe where they appear. But moving them

around or performing color effects transitions on that amount of text can

really slow everything down.


At 01:06 PM 1/31/99 +0000, you wrote:

>It's probably just a 'flash' trait but flash seems to use a lot of

processor power and

>becomes quite slow when I use large amounts of text on a page (300 words).

>Is anyone else experiencing this?

>

>jamie


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Byron Canfield, Canfield Studios (http://www.byronc.com)

President, Seattle Coreldraw Artists Network (http://www.corelsea.org)


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