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JK Studios
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March 3, 2019
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Frames Per Second Changing

  • March 3, 2019
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I am really new to Adobe Animate and am having a great time except for one thing.  When I am trying to make an animation I set the frames per second at 16 fps.  But then when I play it then for some reason  three random frames slow down, and I see it happening because when I look at the FPS icon it changes from 16 to like 9 or 7 when it goes over the three frames.  Also as an experiment I copied a bunch of frames into the frames after the three frames that slow down and they play normally at 16 fps.  Please help!!

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    Correct answer kdmemory

    jk

    3 questions to clarify:

         I have the default type of animation(I can't figure out how to change it)

    Sorry what is the default type of animation in Animate? Actually there isn't a default. All 4 I mentioned are equally possible. Did you make e.g. two keyframes somewhat apart from each other and you selected the first one and via right mouse click you selected either

    • Create Motion Tween
    • Create Shape Tween
    • Create Classic Tween

    ???

         They are not keyframes

    Okay. But you have keyframes somewhere in your 318 frames?

         I am just playing it in flash  ( I do not know how to uplaod it)

    So you are not pressing ctrl/cmd + Enter or selecting from the menu Control -> Test? And test it in the Flash Player? To find out whether there are the same slowdowns in those particular frames?

    You know what, can you share your file on Dropbox, Google Drive, We Transfer or something similar like that? It would be good to see your file.

    Klaus

    2 replies

    J
    JK StudiosAuthor
    Participant
    March 4, 2019

    Hi thank you for your response

    I am working on action script

    My animation is 318 frames long

    I have the default type of animation(I can't figure out how to change it)

    It is only one layer

    They are not keyframes

    nothing to big is changing their is only one thing moving

    I am not doing anything complex

    I mean the fps icon to the left of the pause and play button that you use to change the fps.

    I am just playing it in flash  ( I do not know how to uplaod it)

    kdmemory
    kdmemoryCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    March 4, 2019

    jk

    3 questions to clarify:

         I have the default type of animation(I can't figure out how to change it)

    Sorry what is the default type of animation in Animate? Actually there isn't a default. All 4 I mentioned are equally possible. Did you make e.g. two keyframes somewhat apart from each other and you selected the first one and via right mouse click you selected either

    • Create Motion Tween
    • Create Shape Tween
    • Create Classic Tween

    ???

         They are not keyframes

    Okay. But you have keyframes somewhere in your 318 frames?

         I am just playing it in flash  ( I do not know how to uplaod it)

    So you are not pressing ctrl/cmd + Enter or selecting from the menu Control -> Test? And test it in the Flash Player? To find out whether there are the same slowdowns in those particular frames?

    You know what, can you share your file on Dropbox, Google Drive, We Transfer or something similar like that? It would be good to see your file.

    Klaus

    J
    JK StudiosAuthor
    Participant
    March 4, 2019

    I Klaus I just want to thank you because as I was testing I saw that it plays normally when I test it.  Thank you so much!   This has kind of been my dream and I was so confused about it, so ya thanks!

    -JK

    kdmemory
    kdmemory
    Inspiring
    March 3, 2019

    Hi jk

    Without knowing more details it's really difficult to say something.

    • Are you working on an Actionscript or HTML/Canvas platform?
    • How many frames is your animation long?
    • What kind of animation: Motion Tween, Shape Tween, Classic Tween or Frame-by-Frame?
    • How many layers are animations?
    • Are those frames where it slows down keyframes?
    • Is something heavy happening there (like big, sudden changes in size, location, number of instances etc)?
    • Are you animating complex movieclips with bitmaps maybe?
    • What do you mean with FPS icon?
    • Are you watching the animation in Animate IDE or Flash player or browser?

    Klaus

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