RE: FLASH: Dynamic Magnification demo

[Mountain, Mike J]

Branden


I know it's sacrificing art for functionality...but taking the transparent

gradient off the glass might speed it up a little - some graphics cards have

difficult moving gradients, especially over raster images...just a thought,

although you've probably already considered it :]


Mike M


++ trying to find any real places to optimize and could not 

++ find any... moving

++ around large, complex, and dynamically scaled vector images eats up

++ processor power...

++ (Oh, and in case you didn't notice, you can throw the glass as well)

++ 


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