Thats my experience too, it doesn't matter what the flashfile does, what
computer you run on and that you've closed down all other applications, the
frame rate is still crippled.
That sound sync trick sounds interesting, but does it really increase the
framerate or does it only skip frames? If so does it run scripts in the
scipped frames?
/David
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From: "Michael Kønig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 10:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Can this be true? (is: framerate ABCs)
I noticed it first when i was testing a tilebased game and noticed the low
performance in a browser before sending it to the client.
I started commenting out parts of the script and evtually removing all
graphics. Still the same!
I made a whole new BLANK document only containing the script that shows
thie framerate. It gave me exactly the same, slow framerate as with the
ENTIRE game running.
I have a very good computer and had nothing particular running in the
background.
I guess I am just amazed that a swf looses so many frames per second, not
from scripts or rendering graphics, but simply from being playing in a
bowser. Its just a complet surprise
and I am still wondering if I am doing something wrong...
/Michael
From: John Dowdell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Can this be true? (is: framerate ABCs)
Date: Tue, 02 May 2006 13:16:14 -0700
Michael Kønig wrote:
The movie is set to 30 fps but plays at around 23 and I have a good
computer!
That's quite possible. The framerate is a top limit, not a bottom gate.
Depending on the content, and what else that computer is being asked to do
at that time, and (if playing in a browser) how frequently the particular
browser lets its plugins access the processor, you'll see the system work
as hard as it can to meet (but not exceed) the framerate you set.
Lots of people set framerates too high... you can see these SWFs start to
choke up your computer when playing a dozen or so of them simultaneously
in different browser windows... all of them straining to meet the high
framerate simultaneously.
It's good to test ambitious work on some low-end machines.
jd
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