Re: FLASH: Site Design in Flash?

[Michael Penne]

Also, using load movie makes updates easier. FI, at

http://www.humboldt.edu/~ac/index2.html

 I used load movie of various swfs for repeated info. and oft. updated

info, and get url for various sections to facilitate bookmarking, etc.


--- "Marc Hoffman, Poison Dart Frog Media" <

maildartfrogmedia [dot] com

>

wrote:

> At 08:49 PM 1/23/00 , you wrote:

> >For a basic site that is designed entirely in Flash 4, is it best to

> have

> >one large .swf file on a single timeline utilizing optimization

> techniques,

> >use multiple scenes, or call independent .swf files as needed?

> 

> Tim,

> 

> I will add a different point of view than what has been expressed.

> 

> If large segments of material will be called in a random fashion by

> the 

> user, then it makes sense to me that you use Load Movie. This way

> they 

> don't have to wait for things to load that they are not going to

> request, 

> or which they will not ask to see until later. 


=====

Two new flash movies as of 1/5/00


New music video and new flash 3d file...


http://www.humboldt.edu/~mmp5/flash.html

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