Before you start implementing pages, try out to load all the content
into a simple masked MovieClip and check the performance.
Janosch
André Goliath schrieb:
Andy and Eric,
thanks for your responses :)
Unfortunatly you confirmed what I was afraid of ;)
cacheAsBitmap reveales the problem that the text fields look messy and get
crippled after scrolling or even editing.
A kind of "draw only if neccessary" would also be impossible to me since the
pane is a kind of editor,
and therefore I do not know what the user wants to see or edit. I would run
into scrolling issues too.
I guess I have to go with plan B 1/2:"Implement a pageing system" then,...
Thanks,
André
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That might be too much for Flash to handle. You might be able to only load
the MCs that are near the visible area by making a grid and get the
ScrollPane position? -A
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Goliath
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 10:59 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] improving ScrollPane performance
Hi List,
I´m using Flash 8´s ScrollPane to dynamicly load up to 400 MCs in it. Each
of the loaded MCs gets instanciated from the library and then filled with
some data via AS. The loaded MC contains some HTML textfields and another
movieclip which loads a JPEG using loadMovie directly off-disk (it´s an exe
projector).
Now, once the ScrollPane is populated it takes incredibly long for scrolling
and even typing few chars in the textfields tooks about 5 secs until they
finaly appear.
is there anything I could do to improve the performance of the Scrollpane?
Or is that jsut too much data for Flash to handle?
My plan B would be to break the 400 loaded MCs up into "pages" but I´d
rather not do that.
Or is there any other component that performs better and could be used as a
drop-in replacement for the original Scrollpane?
TIA
André
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