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drawings 2004-03-17 - By FODOR
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Hi,
It definitely worth a try. I am currently working on a project, a floor plan
"player" which load the coordinates of each shape from a cad plan and traces
+ fill in about 1200 boxes + associate 1 dynamic textfield for each. It is
pretty clean, is lighter/faster than loading an Illustrator exported vector
plan, and gives at the end a very large plan which remains easy to drag/zoom
without hanging up.
If that can answer part of the question... ;-)
(17/03/04 4:12) Carl-Alexandre Malartre wrote:
> I'd suggest you do what I always forget to do: a simple test.
>
> I suggest you make a quick test with some loops and post its results!
>
> Scaling a movie clip is still good for some work, depends on the situation.
>
> Thank You
> Carl-Alexandre Malartre
> Rich Internet Applications Developer
> NetMaths.net
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> Objet?: [Flashcoders] memory/performance implications of complex drawings
>
> All,
>
> I'm working on an RIA that's supposed to produce complex graphs and charts
> of mathematical simulations. Prior to Flash MX, we simulated the segments of
> a line chart by scaling movie clips. Now that MX supports drawing, I'd like
> to use that method instead.
>
> Here's my question:
>
> Producing complex graphs with Flash 5 didn't work so well, since a
> complicated graph could require hundreds (even thousands) of seperate movie
> clips to represent all the line segments. Older PCs simply couldn't handle
> the load.
>
> So, how does Flash handle complicated drawings, with thousands of drawn
> lines? My naive understanding suggests that line drawings are less
> processor-intensive, since, unlike movie clips, lines aren't objects. Is
> this true? Are there any limitations to the number of line segments, curves,
> or fills that Flash can draw onscreen at once?
>
> Many thanks in advance for any advice or insights!
>
> Cheers,
> Matt Stuehler
>
>
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