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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Animations as Graphic Vs. Movie Clip |
From: | John Croteau |
Date: | Wed, 28 Jul 1999 08:13:55 +0100 |
Hi James,
> What is the benefit of creating an Animation as a graphic as oppose to a
> movie clip?
Graphic symbols are cheaper than Movie Clips.
And they have some special uses invoving reusing portions of a symbol's
frames.
If creating animations to export as movies other than a Flash swf you
have to use animated graphics.
> I can think of the obvious one, which is you can target a Movie Clip but
> you can't target a Graphic. Maybe I'm wrong and you can target anything
> that has at timeline.
You can only target the main timeline and movie clip timelines.
> What is the cons of having an animation as a graphic as oppose to a movie
> clip and vice versa?
Not targetable. Has to play on the timeline it is on so it is not as
flexible.
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