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ADOBE DIRECTOR BASICS<br />

3D: Controlling action<br />

A plane model prevents the user from seeing the box models<br />

The 3D rendering engine first renders each of the 100 boxes, and then renders the Plane model. The time taken to<br />

render the boxes is wasted. If you select the Hide Boxes check box, all 100 boxes are removed from the world. Apart<br />

from the two lines of pixels where the boxes have been deliberately left visible, this changes nothing in the final<br />

rendering. However, the frame rate is greatly improved.<br />

Removing the hidden boxes from the world improves the frame rate by 50%<br />

Conclusion: If you know that certain models will not be visible from the current camera viewpoint, manually remove<br />

them from the world to improve performance. You can return them to the world when the camera moves to a position<br />

from where they models will be visible.<br />

Antialiasing<br />

In an animated scene, the user may not have time to focus on all the visual details. In I static scene, the details are<br />

important. Switching antialiasing on and off at the appropriate times can improve the end user’s overall appreciation<br />

of your work.<br />

Last updated 8/26/2011<br />

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