SWF Files - different frame rates

[Hankster]

Hello,

Here is the requirement:

I've got a swf at 30 fps; I want to show another at 15 fps and then come back to the original at 30 fps.

Can this be done?

Thanks.

[Colin Campbell]

From what I know, it cannot be done. If you load the 15 FPS movie into the 30 FPS video, it will change to 30 FPS. A way to get around this, to at least get closer to the look of 15 FPS is to lengthen the animations

[Hankster]

My goal is to showcase work at various frame rates.

This can be done by placing each swf in a separate html file. The problem then is getting back to the "calling" swf file—to the frame where the original call was made.

[Mortimer Jazz]

You can use setInterval (with updateAfterEvent) to force code to run at a certain rate if that helps.

[Hankster]

Thanks