Will lowering screen resolution help adobe performance?

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November 12, 2024
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Hey, quick question. So I have a pretty big screen for a laptop (3840x2160). Will lowering the resolution help with adobe animate performance? Like processor and graphics card wise? I've tried a few times and it seems to help a bit but not sure if thats just my immagination. Also searched for answers online, but I get conflicting answers so I was hoping an adobe employee might have a bit more insight?

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kglad

Braniac

i have the same screen size and the answer is no.

however, what you put into animate has an impact on performance. ie, if you use bitmaps or static movieclips, enable cacheAsBitmap and if there's no mouse interaction with a movieclip, assign mouseEnabled to false and if there are children that don't need to interact with the mouse use the mouseChildren property and assign false.

JoãoCésar17023019

Inspiring

Hi.

I guess the OP wants to know about design time (in the IDE), @kglad .

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RomanpenAuthor

Inspiring

it's difficult to summarize. i have a chapter devoted to in a book i wrote and many of the techniques aren't conducive to forum explanation.

the easiest stuff with the most impact probably don't apply to you. eg, if you're doing frame by frame animation of complex graphics, which is cpu-demanding, there's nothing you can do.

ah...this might explain why i'm having more trouble the further I go. To make things look better ive been steadily putting in more and more frame by frame animations with more and more detail into each new project.

I'd love to see the book you wrote about the software, what is it called?

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