This is the proper behavior since you are overriding the properties of the
object itself. Such as if you were overriding the x, y, scale properties.
You can wrap the object into a container and edit the properties of the
container that then will be reflected into its child, in this case the
"box".
On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 2:13 PM, Boon Chew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all, I ran into something strange whereby if I modify a movieclip's
> property (say alpha), it would kill the tween that will take place later
> that involves the movieclip. Wonder if anyone has run into this?
>
> 1) In a test FLA, create a movieclip called "test". Inside "test", create
> two frames, "start" on frame 2 and "end" on whatever (say frame 30).
> 2) Put a movieclip called "box" on timeline and tween it from "start" to
> "end".
> 3) In the main timeline, add this:
> stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, click);
>
> function click(event:MouseEvent):void
> {
> test.box.alpha = 1; // <-- changing alpha value causes the tween to
> stop working, comment this out and tween works
> test.gotoAndPlay("start"); // tween test.box by moving it across the
> stage
> }
>
>
> - boon
>
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