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    Importing SWF's slow down my site...

    I am creating sites and importing SWF files made from programs like Swift 3D and whatnot. It really bogs down my animations and SWiSH effects. To the point where it is unplayable.

    How can correct this, or is it just a computer issue (lack of memory, etc...)
    Here's what I have checked:
    All my SWF's are small (example - 2KB, 8KB, etc...)

    Any help?
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    Are you importing the movies or do you load them using th load movie command?

    If you use load movie, your movie will play at the speed of whatever movie is slowest. (if 'parent movie' is slowest it will play at 'parent movie' speed; if the loaded movie is slower, the movie will play at speed of the loaded movie)


    Hope this helps...
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    Last edited by Markp.com on 07-23-2003 at 02:25 AM

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    Thanks.
    I am importing the file. Some of the SWF's are actually part of the design and progress animation of the site itself.

    Can you visually place the movie if you use the load movie command?
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    If you import them you can consider my earlier post as not read. Are you at a really hig frame speed or do you apply reaally heavy effect to them? (ie exploding)
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    Last edited by Markp.com on 07-23-2003 at 02:25 AM

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    I am running at 30fps, but in the past this has not effected me, nor does it matter when I change the fps. The SWF still makes it stick.

    In fact, I am running simple animations (ie...small light flashes) over the top of a single frame SWF file that I exported from Swift 3D and imported to SWiSH as a SWF file.

    No explosions.
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    Can you post a .swi ?

    If i can't help you, there lots of people her knowing much more then i do, but maybe i can help you i you post a .swi.
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    Last edited by Markp.com on 07-23-2003 at 02:25 AM

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    Unfortunately, I cannot.

    Here's what I do however:
    I create the stage in SWiSH. 800x600
    I create the image in Swift 3D - 400x200
    I export the image as a SWF file (single frame still) which allows me to import to SWiSH as a sprite with a clean transparency.
    I then place the sprite against the stage and animate on top (small, white, light flashes)

    Up to this point, it works great. When I add another small SWF file using the same creation method, it slows everything down. I'm only up to 2, I can't imagine if I imported 4 more as I had planned.

    Does that help you help me?
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    maybe i'm completely wrong, but if you import it, and open the sprite, there must be a shape; try to cut that shape, and paste it outside the sprite, in the scene. Then apply effects on it and see if that helps....
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    Last edited by Markp.com on 07-23-2003 at 02:25 AM

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