Glad to hear that!

I guess i have solved my problem… Its just that you get the jerk in the FLASH IDE player… when you run your swf in a stand alone player… thrs no jerk…

Thanks,
-iShwaR

I noticed with an updateAfterEvent() called within the function called by setInterval()… the performance of the flash movie becomes very smooth… but if you move your mouse while the movie is playing, the animation starts to jerk…
for eg:
place 5 balls on the screen with unique instance names.
initialize all balls with random vx and vy.
function moveBalls is called by setInterval every 1ms and all balls movement code is written here… and also theres an updateAfterEvent() within this function…

on executing the code… the animation looks very smooth… but only when we dont move the mouse… :-S

Can you please help…?

Thanks,
-iShwaR

Thanks!

Interesting. Yeah, that sure doesn’t look right. Of course, there are always undocumented tricks — who knows how people discover them — but that one looks like an error.

Interestingly, I have seen “updateAfterEvent(mouseMove)” used though updateAfterEvent has no parameters and mouseMove is undefined. I’m curious as to whether it’s syntax was ever different, or maybe it’s just a mistake someone else made that spread: http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=%22updateAfterEvent%28mouseMove%29%22