Uh, you could implement easing but I'm of the same opinion as Steve here
where it wouldn't make any sense to kill an ant with a sledgehammer. At any
rate, the easing would be based off a timer instead of frames. Pseudo code
AS2 using the Tween class would be:
var interval:Number = setInterval(this, 'showProgress', 100);
function showProgress():Void
{
new Tween(scope, 'property', Easetype, currentVal, newVal, 0.1,
true);
}
You could change the interval and have the Tween's seconds be either equal
to or less than the interval.
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steven Sacks
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 2:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Coding a circular preloader
Easing? You're showing linear data. A visual representation of a
number from 0-100. I'm not sure how easing fits into this.
Your boss sounds like a real genius because it's absolutely brilliant to
force somebody to spend many hours building something that could be
built in 5 minutes - really smart use of time and money. He should
write a book on how to be successful in business.
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