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Hello ! You can found a new demo here. http://rebol.agora-dev.org/ Rubriques: "Suggestions" Sujet Title: Animation. Jscops

Very nice. Here's the direct link: http://www.agora-dev.org/forums/getfile.php?key=1065244177&att_id=94&site=re bol&bn=rebol_prjevolutions I saw a slight, but regular, delay while it is playing. I'm on WinXp 933MHz Pentium 3. Anton.

Hi Anton, I have the same saw phenomenon on my PC, but i don't know the origin. The titre2 variable is perhaps too long ? But after cutback the trouble is always present. The origin is perhaps the draw fonction ? I replace it with these lines but i don't resolve the problem . scro: image s3 effect [key black] rate 40 feel [ engage: func [face action event][ if action = 'time [ scro/offset: 290 + to-pair reduce [ to integer! p ] show scro p: p - 3 // 15000 q: q - 2 // 360 ] ] ] Have you a idea ? Thank. Jacky Very nice. Here's the direct link: http://www.agora-dev.org/forums/getfile.php?key=1065244177&att_id=94&site=re bol&bn=rebol_prjevolutions I saw a slight, but regular, delay while it is playing. I'm on WinXp 933MHz Pentium 3.

That phenomenon was reported some time ago. I am not sure if it can be fixed, but it is worth it to see what you need to remove to get it to go away. I heard it is more efficient to show main face and let that update all the faces, rather than update each face separately. That is, I would use one engage function for time events: main/feel: make main/feel [ engage: func [face action event][ if action = 'time [update-objects] ] ] main/rate: 48 show main ; update rate In update-objects, I would maintain some counters to update the various objects you have in the scene, and show main at the end. Anton.

> Hi Anton, > I have the same saw phenomenon on my PC, but i don't know the origin. > Here's the direct link: > http://www.agora-dev.org/forums/getfile.php?key=1065244177&att_id94&site=re