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sidigrid
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It looks good..but seems to be in a wrong category
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Emroni
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Not only that, it uses up a huge amount of CPU for some reason. Might want to take a look at that code to see if it doesnt leak somewhere
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activetofocus
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beautiful
2 years ago
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felisan
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yeah, takes up a LOT of CPU , but still it looks nice. used it for this simple invitation to a New Years Eve party: http://www.campjohn.dk/wp/?p=1535
2 years ago
EugeneOst
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Looks good 
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felisan
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@EugeneOst any comment on the heavy use on CPU ? if you could fix this problem and make an updated version I would definitely rate it higher..
thanks
2 years ago
EugeneOst
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Hi felisan, My comment on the heavy use on CPU :
The main load on the processor provide the branches of spruce. If the content layer “tree” rasterize to PNG format, then the CPU usage will be minimal.
I created this file as a 100% vector, which can be scaled bee loss of image quality.
You may set the desired image size, and then rasterize layer “tree”.
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felisan
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rasterizing.. this can’t be done from within Flash, right? I tried breaking the MovieClip tree apart a couple of times, but this just made it even tougher for the CPU to handle it..
2 years ago
EugeneOst
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Rasterize the vector image can be in the program Flash:
1. Cut the content layer “tree” in the new file. 2. We export the image: (File -> Export -> Export Image -> (select the file type .png) -> Save) 3. We import the resulting .png file into a layer of “tree” in the file “sparklers.fla” 4. Publish
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