Haven't followed the thread close, but maybe wrap it up in a static
class like this - call your custom function which has all the tweens
combined. This is what I do, works for me. Something like this:
//file Animate.as in actionscriptclasspath/com/boa/effects/
import mx.transitions.Tween;
import mx.transitions.easing.*;
class com.boa.effects.Animate{
public static function myFade(clip:MovieClip, time:Number,
xscale:Number, yscale:Number):Array{
var a:Object = new Tween(clip, "_alpha", Regular.easeIn, 0, 100,
time, true);
var b:Object = new Tween(clip, "_xscale", Regular.easeIn, xscale,
100, time, true);
var c:Object = new Tween(clip, "_yscale", Regular.easeIn, yscale,
100, time, true);
//returnArray is just an array of the tweens
//so you can check to see if they are done:
var returnArray:Array = new Array(a,b,c)
return returnArray;
}
}
//.fla and/or other class usage:
import.com.boa.effects.Animate;
Animate.myFade(myClip, .5, 50, 50)
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning & Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions
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