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flash (macromedia) : changing frame rate


Ivanek
3/24/2004 11:48:48 PM
Hi,

i do not remember where but i ha seen a utiliy for Flash where after
upgrating there was a command like FPS = (number) which actually set the frame
rate. I did not read it carefully so i am not sure about it but please if
anybody knows about this program let me know where i could find more.

Thanks Ivanek
urami_
3/25/2004 7:52:37 AM

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nop, fps is global and one per movie and it can not be change on run time.

We only simulate such behaviors by skipping frames of the movie .
However it can be only apply to frame by frame animation or tween .
Any other with action script can't utilize it .
Simply using _currentframe+ , the larger number the faster it seem to play while true is
it still has the same playback just jumps every few frames instead of running one by one.


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Regards


urami_*



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Jeckyl
3/25/2004 11:08:59 AM
Set the frame rate in movie when it is published.

If it is a SWF you don't have source for, then you can directly edit the SWF
file with a binary editor and change the bytes that specify frame rate (I've
done that before).

Or you can make a movie with a different frame rate and then load your SWF
into it in a different level .. the loaded movie will play at the frame rate
of the original movie. So you can play the SWF slowed down or sped up
depending on the frame rate you set in the loader movie.

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