You would probably stand more chance of an answer on the ming-fun mailing
list.
-Rasmus
On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Richard Lynch wrote:
Please cc me on answers, as I'm way behind in this list...
I have a perfectly good Ming (Flash) movie coming out of PHP, but it's a bit
large...
I'd like to put this thing on a diet.
I figured I could do it with a Sprite for the tiny portion that's animated,
but I'm not getting quite what I expect for output...
Here's the way it should look:
http://tourbaby.com/scheduleswf.htm
350K
Here's the Sprite version:
http://tourbaby.com/scheduleswf.htm?useSprite=1
80K
Here's the source:
http://tourbaby.com/scheduleswf.phps
It seems to be skipping all the nextframe calls I make on the Sprite in
the animation loop... What's up with that?
Am I just being bone-headed about something? (Probably, but what?)
The background map JPEG is only like 24K, but still I don't need to repeat
that whole thing every frame...
PS Any way to get the text back to blank so I don't create/destroy 50 text
objects?
PPS Any way to diagnose a bloated Ming movie and determine where all the
space is going?
PPPS Anything else I could do to put this thing on a diet?
S Any pointers to OpenSource text-to-speech applications would be quite
useful as well.
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