>Even though the program
>seems to go from 1 to 999 frames/ sec.,in actuality it doesn't approach that.
You should consider the frame rate a request--and a maximum--but not a
command. If you set your movie to 60 fps, it won't go over 60, but it may
do less.
Director won't deliver a guaranteed frame rate. Instead, it guarantees to
do everything in the frame before advancing. You could conceivably set your
frame rate to 999, but get less than 1 fps.
There are better ways of guaranteed timing. Check out timeout objects,
under "New" in the Lingo Dictionary Help.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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