You can find animations here (made with Flash CS3):
http://www.process.si/banner-slo-timeline2.fla (sample animation with timeline)
http://www.process.si/banner-slo.fla (whole animation with Actionscript)
Timeline version is a little better, but still consumes way too much CPU.
Any help very...
Hello!
I have a simple Flash animation - fading in and out different images. I have done it with an Actionscript (changing alpha value). That worked ok only on new processors - on all others it eats 100% CPU. I then tried to do it with timeline (motion tween between 2 alpha values of picture)...
Well... I want to use transparent background. So I think that the only way to achieve is to somehow "capture" scripted animation into pure SWF movie. But don't know how to do it or if it is even possible?
I made a Flash animation with Actionscript (changing alpha value with timer etc. etc.). But on slower PCs it eats pretty much CPU unfortunately. Is it possible to somehow convert this movie into some series of images or something? Or to somehow "capture" movie into barebone movie with no graphic...
I am now using Macromedia Flash 8 Trial Version. If I can resolve this memory issue I will buy at least one Flash license. Because I am a trial user now, I cannot post directly to Macromedia. Can someone that has a registered product post the following to Macromedia...
So I must have a separate license of Media Server for each application I make with that. That's more than 2000 euro pro application. Way too much.... :(
I must be notified about change in a database as soon as possible! I'm a little disappointed about Flash behaviour in that matter. There must be some way around that. No matter if I set interval to 5000 or 500, memory leak will grow, faster or slower. It's just not ok. Something is wrong with...
My previous post was not so clean. Here we go again:
But... even that is leaking memory! Although not so fast as before but still way too much!
load_lv=new LoadVars();
setInterval(readdata,500);
function readdata()
{
load_lv.load("/path/to/file.php");
}
Well, I must react to some change in database. Any approach that notifies me when something is changed in a database (MySQL) would do. I just don't remember any other way right now.
Okay, here is a sample, that wastes memory. It reads variables from server (database) continuosly (onLoad is called when previous loading is complete). Memory usage grows every minute, so it is unusable.
load_lv=new LoadVars();
load_lv.load("/path/to/php/file.php")...
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