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Frames per second question
Can anyone tell me the problems with making a movie with a high fps? Say... 80 fps or more?
I have a very simple animation (a square box with a dynamic text box in the center). The animation has to travel the entire height and width of the screen in a sine wave pattern. The reason for the high fps is to make the animation very smoth so the letter in my text box readable.
All I see is my .swf file size going from about 10kb to 20kb. Are there any other concerns I should be aware of? FYI: This is created using Flash.MX.
thanks.
I have a very simple animation (a square box with a dynamic text box in the center). The animation has to travel the entire height and width of the screen in a sine wave pattern. The reason for the high fps is to make the animation very smoth so the letter in my text box readable.
All I see is my .swf file size going from about 10kb to 20kb. Are there any other concerns I should be aware of? FYI: This is created using Flash.MX.
thanks.
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I would guess the size has something to do with when the Flash authoring environment compiles the movie. I'm not sure why it would do that though.