Open iterable-marketing opened 3 years ago
Hi, you could try calling on all animations anim.setSubframe(false)
, which will render only rounded frames and not subframes.
What can also help is making sure that only the animations that are visible on the screen are running, and pause all the rest.
There is also one of the animations, Activate21_LP_Tickets, which seems to be using a Matte effect. Those effects are very resource intensive, and you might achieve the same by using regular AE masks.
I am also having this problem on this website www.longbaycollege.com yet the lottie is a pretty small file. Does anyone have any ideas?
@bodymovin I also have issues with high cpu usage. I'm using the web player, where would I put that call?
I am also having this problem on this website www.longbaycollege.com yet the lottie is a pretty small file. Does anyone have any ideas?
just got into your website, and it is pretty good. But just found that nav bar font color doesn't differ enough from bg color. I just wonder if you have a fixed header and scrollable carousel. that have fixed bg color. just a little recommendation.
I am experiencing the same - very high CPU usage and I tried to apply anim.setSubframe(false)
on all my animations but doesn't improve anything
Here is the link to my animation json: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/saul-data/6c8550c4f6247068c48137b72e9b0f47/raw/f29546f3b51a807fa5274bb1e1db5df8b848a0ee/animation.json
Using the online player - 20% to 30% CPU usage:
Even the default examples uses quite a lot of CPU
Im using lottie-svelte but also reach the same issue, when i play the sample animation provided by lottie-svelte docs, the CPU reaches about 40%, and down to 0 after i clicked stop button.
Im using lottie-svelte but also reach the same issue, when i play the sample animation provided by lottie-svelte docs, the CPU reaches about 40%, and down to 0 after i clicked stop button.
I had the same problem using JSON animation files. Solved it using ".lottie" files instead.
Hello, our website is using a lot of Lottie animations to create an engaging visual experience, but it causes CPU and GPU usage rates to increase significantly. My fans turn and stay on until I exit the site.
Does anyone have guidance or recommendations on how we can alleviate this issue when we use a lot of Lottie animations? Would reducing the amount of movements in the animation file help?