3dsmax Exporting W/swift3d Plug In Help

[agent vivid]

render it with something better like average color and i could optimaze it for you...

[NitroCharged]

I got it down to 63k animated. But the quality got a little hammered along the way.
Here's a snap:



No optimizing yet either

[Adacorp]

Woah nitro that looks pretty kool 4 a 63k swf file... it would be GREAT if u cand send it with a little more qualitly if u can.. i mean 100 or 150 ks isnt so big tho...

i have got a file from brian today... his work looked amazing.. no quality lost and 230ks.. just wanted to say thanx to brian again...

nitro if u have some time to kill... try to beat brians kb`s =)

here is a sample of the file he got me... its 150*150
http://www.tvarandas.com/main.html its in spanish tho.. but u can see the images =)

cya

peace

[BlinkOk]

you know you could always half the bandwidth by only rendering half the rotation and actionscripting the mc to play in reverse for the swing back.

[agent vivid]

speaking of

render out your frames and import them to the library

go into that movieclip (in this case, myLogo.swft) and make a new layer

fill that layer up with a bunch of stop actions (one per frame)

dump myLogo.swft onto the stage and give it the instance name myLogo_mc

if you want it to go forward or reverse, just call like this (btw, this works for the flash 5 player... you could do it more dynamically by this.onEnterFrame = function(){...} but it would be limited to the 6 player)

myLogo_mc.go("forward");
myLogo_mc.go("reverse");

and here's the code that you put on the movieclip itself (myLogo_mc)

onClipEvent (load) {
	go = function (way) {
		switch (way) {
		case "forward" :
			trace(this+' forward');
			this.way = way;
			break;
		case "reverse" :
			trace(this+' reverse');
			this.way = way;
			break;
		}
	};
}
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
	switch (way) {
	case "reverse" :
		if (this._currentframe>1) {
			this.gotoAndStop(this._currentframe-1);
		}
		break;
	default :
		if (this._currentframe<this._totalframes) {
			this.nextFrame();
		}
		break;
	}
}