Hi Willy,
I think, the simplest way to answer this question is to try both ways :)) It depends on the animation complexity, number
of callers, etc.
CommunityHey Pavel,
If I have an animation that's not being displayed does it effect the performance of my model? Say, for instance, I have
a call center, and within the CallCenter object I have a nifty animation showing all the callers, their levels of
utilization, their call durations (red if they're on a call to long, for instance)... Then suppose that CallCenter is
embedded on a Main object with no animation on it at all. If I don't navigate to the call center, does the model take a
hit for the animations I'm not seeing?
/willy
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