Re: FLASH: Draggable Crosshair Problems

[Markus Joos]

Hi oneflashtwelve (hmm, intersting name : >)

what is the framerate of your movie ? Have you tried increasing it ?

Just my hunch.


Markus


oneflashtwelve schrieb:


> Hi list...

> I have a problem...

> I am working on a site:

> www.purgemusic.com

>

> It's a real quick job for a friend's band - a label rep from Loud records

is

> checking the band and the site out tomorrow....

> The problem...

> I've made a "crosshair" that follows the mouse ala the "Drag Movie Clip"

> funtion:

>

> Start Drag ("/chair", lockcenter)

>

> But - it seems that it hogs WAY too much processor power than it should.

> Anything 266 or below (or sometimes above) and the clip JUMPS and

generally

> causes the movie to slow down.

>

> Any solutions?

>

> The clip is made up of 2 long lines and a square - that shouldn't be THAT

> processor intensive, should it? The movie itself (so far) is only

30kb!!!!!

> I don't understand.

> As well... does the background image look too dark to you? (it's fine on

my

> monitor, but I have a faboo new dell 17")

>

> -oneflashtwelve

>

oneflashtwelvehotmail [dot] com

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