20K flash file
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- fyoucher10
Yeah, I'd see if you can get more K. 20k was normal 8 years ago when people were using AOL. 30k is on the lower end nowadays. 40k is the norm.
However, if you are going 20k, you really need to use all simple vector objects and limit the amount of fonts you use. If the vector artwork is too complex, sometimes a limited color GIF will be lower in file size.
Take advantage of small amounts of code to animate things (if it's possible to do it with code and not the timeline). I like to ix both code and timeline.
You can also try Greensocks TweenNano to animate things as well >
http://www.greensock.com/tweenna…
You can even create your own code prototypes that are even smaller than TweenNano if all you need to do is something like a simple fade or slide.Reuse objects as much as possible.
You can do a ton with 20k if you're efficient with everything.