I can't necessarily vouch for the "Fuse" part of the Fuse / Zigo
engine, but I can say that in certain circumstances, the Zigo tween
engine will perform more smoothly than the mx Tween class. The mx
Tween class is based entirely on frames to generate the animation,
and will (at the expense of performance) render all of the frames as
you specify them. The Zigo engine on the other hand uses a time-
based system which will only play through as many frames necessary to
complete your animation. The benefit of Zigo is that you can change
the framerate of your movie, and it will drop/add frames to play to
your specified duration. However in certain circumstances, you may
want frame-level control over your animation, where the mx Tween
class would be a better choice.
Hope that helps...
-Danro
On Aug 15, 2006, at 7:49 AM, [b) a d i <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
since you're mentioning it, i'd like to know what benefits you
sought by
using this....i've yet to find a reason to use this over the tween
class but
i know several people who swear by it and i'm not convinced...
thanks
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