Nope, the middle size is always still.
That happens only with the right and left sides, and only with rotationX;
Yes, I aplly rotations only when the tween is finished.
And, yes, when I don't apply the rotations, this problem does not occur.
But it leads to some other problems) (I eally need to figure this out more
carefully)
Here is a bit of code.
for (var i:int = 0; i < currentAnimatedSide.length; i++)
{
//the next block of code is just to apply "onComplete" function to trigger
once, while 9 tweens are created.
if (i == currentAnimatedSide.length - 1)
{
Tweener.addTween(currentAnimatedSide[i], {
rotationX: currentAnimatedSide[i].rotationX + (90 * direction),
time: rotAnimationTime,
transition: "easeInOutExpo",
onComplete: refreshSide } );
}
else
{
Tweener.addTween(currentAnimatedSide[i], {
rotationX: currentAnimatedSide[i].rotationX + (90 * direction),
time:
"easeInOutExpo",
transition:
animationTransition } );
}
}
/**
*
*/
private function refreshSide():void
{
for (var i:int = 0; i < 9; i++)
{
(currentAnimatedSide[i] as Cube).applyPosition(
-currentAnimatedSide[i].x,
-currentAnimatedSide[i].y,
-currentAnimatedSide[i].z);
(currentAnimatedSide[i] as Cube).applyRotations();
}
cubeContainer.applyRotations();
}
I'll try to get deeper into my logic of the side cubes selection for the
rotation.
May be I made a terrible mistake there, and now «blame» away3d.
I was just stunned by the correct work of y and z rotations, and such a
weirdness with rotationX.
Thanks, Ben.
