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I attached an fla with what i'm trying to say,
Just open the fla hit ctrl+enter and see the quality of the little imgs(the quality si good) after that add a keyframe to each layer and hit ctrl+enter again and see the little imgs quality,the quality is a lot worse
I just want to know if on your pc , hapens the same like on mine becouse i think is wierd with one keyframe the quality is good and with 2 or more keyframes the quality is worse.
Thank you very much and please excuse my english
I don't see any change on my screen. My only thought on this is that when you add in the extra keyframe it's giving your computer a little more to think about. Flash could be lowering the quality of the movie to increase performance because it doesn't think your computer can handle it.
I may be wrong though.
I dont understand why with only one frame looks good , and if i add a new frame near first one the quality is worse.
I know that when u scale up u will lose quality but not when i make my img smoller my 30%
Thanks for the replay, hope u understood what i'm trying to say.
P.S My PC is a P4 3Ghz and 2X512MB ram , i dont think is the pc.
I see what you're talking about now, only slightly though. Really I think it's just how flash runs. To have a smooth running animation you need to sacrafice some quality. For it to flip through frames like that it may not have the amount of time it needs to fully render the pictures the same quality as a freeze frame.
Once again, I may be wrong.
Flash is advertised as a vector animation program. That's what it does best. It also does sound and bitmap image rendering and data transfer, but the heart of the program is vector animation. You will never get flash to do bitmap images as well as a browser that was designed to render bitmaps, or get it to play sound as well as a sound player.
Hi
Thnx for the replays , i found the answer to my problem on this forum, i only have to write this action script code in frist frame
_quality = "best"; :)
Thanks again.
OMG!! Thank you!! I've been trying to solve this problem forever! (well, a while anyway!) ...and that did the trick!!!
Doh, I should have thought of that :S
lol.. well I'm glad you came up with the answer! *cheers*