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Timeline script: will they be skipped?

The Flash MovieClip timeline is created in such a way that it can drop frames to maintain smooth animation and audio synchronization.

My question is, is there any ActionScript for the frame, would it be likely to skip the frame so that the script isn't being called?

Or frames from the script will never be skipped? What is the mechanism?

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No, frame scripts are never skipped. Internally Flash processes every frame in a sense; the only thing that happens when frames are dropped is that they are not displayed on the screen. By the way, this only happens when the sound type is "Stream" - frames are never skipped, if the sound is "Event", or if there is no sound playing.



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What are the phenomena said mostly.



When Flash compiles FLA, it takes all the frame-based ActionScript and inserts it into one large central AS file, and uses internal methods to call those blocks of code as needed. Frame scripts are never lost.

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