Have you tried listening for the "onEnd" event of the MoveOnCurve instance?
// pseudo code
import mx.utils.Delegate;
import de.alex_uhlmann.animationpackage.animation.*;
import com.robertpenner.easing.*;
function curveEndHandler(curve):Void {
trace("curveEndHandler");
}
// replace params with real values
var myMOC:MoveOnCurve = new MoveOnCurve(mc, points, duration, easing);
myMOC.addEventListener("onEnd", Delegate.create(this, this.curveEndHandler));
myMOC.animate(0,100); // or myMOC.run();
// end pseudo code
regards,
Muzak
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wendy Richardson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 10:30 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] "animationpackage" library, onCallback ?
> Animationpackage: That's a fun library, has taken me too many hrs to get to
> where I almost want to go.
>
> Now I have 2 animations on curves, want them to run one after each other, and
> trying to start a second animation at the completion
> of the first, and I am trying to use "onCallback" from said libraries.
>
> As directed, I add:
>
> /var myListener:Object = new Object(); APCore.addListener(myListener); /
>
> I add onCallback to the animationStyle line:
>
> /...code for first animation... works fine....//
> myMOC.animationStyle(3000,Sine.easeInOut,"onCallback"); /
>
> / /and later try to trace at animation's end:
>
> myListener.onCallback = function(){ trace("onCallback"); }
>
> I get no indication that I have reached the last function.
>
> ANyone got a working example, a few statements, of getting the onCallback
> working?
>
> Thanks Wendy
>
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