| ? posted by Crono |
| Force, ITS FLASH. And depending on how you make games in flash it can be laggy or not. Its really weird. |
Same deal with applets/java and javascript, it can either be smooth or absolutely brutal for no real reason.
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Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by Gorbachev on Wed May 19th at 5:19am 2004
Posted by Gorbachev on Wed May 19th at 5:19am 2004
Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by Crono on Wed May 19th at 5:30am 2004
Posted by Crono on Wed May 19th at 5:30am 2004
Oh there's a reason.
Usually its a garbage collector (such as with Java). The problem is you cannot explicitly call it because it will be envoked at some point in time (even after the execution).
But, with Javascript, do you mean in IE? if you do, that's because IE uses js1.1, which is total s**t.
Certain scripts run beautifully, it all depends on they're written.
In this case, I'm just guessing, but I think Flash has a Garbage Collector, or a memory manager of some sort. And they might of wrote a small script to keep a certain amount of memory open, who knows (besides the developers of course). [addsig]
Usually its a garbage collector (such as with Java). The problem is you cannot explicitly call it because it will be envoked at some point in time (even after the execution).
But, with Javascript, do you mean in IE? if you do, that's because IE uses js1.1, which is total s**t.
Certain scripts run beautifully, it all depends on they're written.
In this case, I'm just guessing, but I think Flash has a Garbage Collector, or a memory manager of some sort. And they might of wrote a small script to keep a certain amount of memory open, who knows (besides the developers of course). [addsig]
Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by Forceflow on Wed May 19th at 5:56am 2004
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Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by scary_jeff on Fri May 21st at 5:20pm 2004
Posted by scary_jeff on Fri May 21st at 5:20pm 2004
I tried it, it was unplayable on my PC.
Time for an upgrade methinks
Time for an upgrade methinks
Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by Gwil on Fri May 21st at 6:13pm 2004
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Posted by Gwil on Fri May 21st at 6:13pm 2004
Specifications, jeff? 
I'm intrigued, I know my PC's are "bad", I was hoping there would be one worse...
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Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by scary_jeff on Fri May 21st at 9:00pm 2004
Posted by scary_jeff on Fri May 21st at 9:00pm 2004
566, geforce2
hey, at least it's not a geforce2mx
But seriously, how can I run Vice City, a fully 3D, super interactive game, and not some sidescrolling 2D nonsense? Flash is just plain bad if you ask me.
hey, at least it's not a geforce2mx
But seriously, how can I run Vice City, a fully 3D, super interactive game, and not some sidescrolling 2D nonsense? Flash is just plain bad if you ask me.
Re: Codename: Gordon
Posted by Crono on Fri May 21st at 11:04pm 2004
...word. [addsig]
Posted by Crono on Fri May 21st at 11:04pm 2004
| ? quote: |
| 566, geforce2
hey, at least it's not a geforce2mx
But seriously, how can I run Vice City, a fully 3D, super interactive game, and not some sidescrolling 2D nonsense? Flash is just plain bad if you ask me. |
...word. [addsig]
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