RE: FLASH: Array resizing...

[Nathan Dicken]

Dave and Miles,


Good point.  The animation can't go on to the next frame until all actions

have been completed - this being if your animations are on the the same

timeline/movie clip as the loops.  However, if you need to have animation

running at the same time you can just bury them in a different movie clip.

Then you can have whatever animations you want running when loops or other

scripts are going at the same time.  Depending on how much animation is

occuring, this might have no effect on the speed of your loop or it could

go as far as slowing your loop down drastically.


Nathan




>The animation can't go on to the next frame until all actions in the current

>frame have been executed.

>

>Dave Hollinden

>Web Design Team Lead

>

dhollindensonicfoundry [dot] com

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>I agree. Loops are fast in Flash. Haven't done any tests, but do you know

>if during the execution of a loop animations continue?

>

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