Among the types you mention, SWF is the only vector based format I believe. This means you can draw all your graphics and be able to scale them down without losing quality. I think that is why many laszlo examples use SWF for even graphics besides animation.
I like that approach, although I have not been able to find a decent SWF editor in Linux (don't want to use windows flash). -anthony bargnesi On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 8:07 AM, ono keiji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > Is there a good point to use swf file as resource file in OpenLaszlo app > with SWF mode. > I mean OpenLaszlo can handle variety resource type, such like png, jpg, > swf. > Which type should i use from the point of their performance, swf png or > jpg ? > > For example, > - in the case of using as animation --> swf > - in the case of using as picture with stretching --> png > - in the case of using except above --> jpg > - in the case of there are same picture as swf and jpg, > but not stretch and not animation --> jpg > > > ono keiji > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
