Subject: file management 2004-03-12 - By Merrill, Jason
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Scenes are evil in *almost* every way for both users and designers. Check the
archives for much discussion.
Jason Merrill
ICF Consulting Government e-Learning Solutions
icfconsulting.com
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:::>From: Blaine Fallis [mailto:bfallis@(protected)]
:::>Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 2:34 PM
:::>To: flashnewbie@(protected)
:::>Subject: [Flashnewbie] file management
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:::>
:::>wondering about Scenes... other than designer benefits such
:::>as organizing
:::>materials in a project, is there any benefit to the user?
:::>
:::>That is, if a project is split into multiple scenes, the
:::>end user still has
:::>to load all scenes from the top, not just Scene 1 right?
:::>
:::>So... assuming that's true, what's a good way to make a
:::>project modular so
:::>that the end user just loads one scene at a time... or just
:::>sections as
:::>needed, and when they choose to move on to another part,
:::>that other part is
:::>then downloaded... I know I see a lot of sites where after
:::>you're in you
:::>click on a menu item and that brings up another preloader.
:::>What's going on
:::>behind the scenes?
:::>
:::>example http://charliehall.com -- once loaded if you click
:::>on Resource hall
:::>or Dicography you see another preloader ... is that just
:::>dynamically loading
:::>another movieclip you think? The initial preloader says
:::>loading shell...
:::>which is a hint I guess. Cool site btw.
:::>
:::>Blaine
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