RE: FLASH: Loading

[Martin Reed]

Hi Martin,


You basically need to replace your VIRTUAL load time with an ACTUAL load time, using the IF_FRAME_IS_LOADED command. Using this, you can tell the movie to halt at a point until all (or everything up to a certain frame/scene) of your swf file has downloaded. If you're running the file from your harddrive, there won't be any download time, and therefore no delays!


For a decent tutorial, go to . . .


http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/


and search on if frame is loaded and select the article called "How to Create Movies That Download Before Playing


Martin.


-----Original Message-----

From:	Martin Kornela [SMTP:

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Sent:	Sunday, February 07, 1999 10:14 PM

To:

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Subject:	FLASH: Loading



Hi 

Ï have a movie that has a loading " time" in the beginning.

It takes it 27s ( 300 frames)to load. Now I wonder if it´s possible to shorten the loading time if you go in on the movie again and the swf file is on my harddrive?


Martin



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