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Jerky progressbar with LoaderMax in LoaderMax

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Dear Gurus,

 

Here's the situation; I have a LoaderMax, with 4 SFWLoaders. Each SWFLoader has its own LoaderMax to which several ImageLoaders are appended.

The progress of the loading is visualised using a simple progress bar. Now this progress bar is jumping backwards now and then.

 

I already read the Tips & Tricks page on LoaderMax and am using rawProgress instead of progress, all LoaderMax in the SWFs have the attribute requireWithRoot: this.root, and I've also appended new SelfLoader(this) to the LoaderMax in the SWFs.

In the BandwithProfiler I see that first my SWFs are loaded, and then the Images start loading. Knowing this it's perfectly normal that my progress bar is jumping backwards, because new info concerning the size of the images is only known after loading the SWFs.

But is there a way to solve this, so that the info of the total load of the LoaderMax in the SWFs is already know upfront?

 

It's not possible for me to use estimatedBytes, because the SWFs are dynamically loaded from a framework, so the filesize differs.

 

Any tips are highly appreciated!

 

TIA,

R.

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Hey R,

 

wow, it sounds like you've done your research. Thank you for documenting all the steps you have taken. it really saves us time in trying to help you. WIthout it I probably would have just told you to read tips and tricks:)

 

Being that estimatedBytes isn't a valid solution for you, I'm wondering if a dirty hack would be acceptable?

 

Perhaps on the progressHandler that is responsible for resizing your loader bar you check if the new value is less than or greater than the current value, then you can only adjust the size if there is an increase.

 

I apologize for not having a more elegant solution.

 

Carl

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