RE: FLASH: Help!

[Williams, Marcus]

Tony,

There's another very well designed site that uses the same basic concept of

moving images.

http://www.pallasweb.com/clients.html


It looks as though they spent a fair amount of time putting this together in

a pro format.

Still, their images are choppy. Clear, but choppy. I'm not seeing much of a

difference between these two pages.


I have used, (though some may disagree) a higher frame rate to smooth some

movement. By default I begin every move at 24 fps....most will

disagree....and that's their right. ;-)

Of course, that changes everything else in the movie, so it takes a little

playing with it to meet common ground.


Marcus






-----Original Message-----

From: Tony Indelicato [

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Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 3:30 PM

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Subject: FLASH: Help!


http://games.acmecity.com/conspiracy/519/

this is a cheezy piece of animation that I am still working on...

But I am wondering how to prevent the 'tearing' and the choppy movement.

If anyone can make a suggestion it would be appreciated.

please forgive my sophomoric animation...

thank you 


Tony











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