Re: FLASH: Flash4: more efficient method?

[Karin Christensen]

Hi Bb,

Cheri beat me to it, but that is similar to what I was thinking. You

could have one or a few

more mc's used many times, rotating some, have some start a little

further down the time-line,

resize or change the alpha transparency.  Much smaller file size that

way.

Karin Christensen

Scientific, Medical and Veterinary Illustration

www.cosmoaccess.net/~ivyacres/


>

> I could picture it all done with one movie clip, or maybe three or

four for

> more variance in the look/shape/components of the blood cells, but

you could

> vary z-order, speed, rotation, size, alpha, and placement using

duplicate mc

> and randomizing the various property settings...




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