Your FlexContentHolder (or one of them) should be the outermost container in your Flash FLA. This container does you no good in Flash, because it extends ContainerMovieClip to give your MC asset class members necessary for it to interact as a Flex component in a Flex application. But I don't see why you should have trouble tweening it.
Perhaps I am not understanding your architecture, but it sounds like you're trying to use the Flex Component Kit the opposite direction in which it was intended, i.e. Flash-to-Flex, when you seem to be using for a Flex-to-Flash integration. The Flex Component Kit lets you wrap a MovieClip wither in a flex container or a flex component class, so your Flash assets can be used in Flex. It's not really intended for porting Flex components into Flash. I am surprised you are not getting compiler errors in Flash. Unless you included a few Flex-built SWCs (or hacked you way into referencing the Flex SDK from Flash), Flex component classes such as the mx.controls.List component would not be included in the FLA, which is why you may be having difficulty tweening and masking them. If you want to bring in a Flex component into Flash, you don't need the Flex Component Kit. What you need to do is compile a SWC library from Flex, and reference that SWC from Flash. There are various ways to do this. If you're bringing functionality from Flash into Flex, you don't need a Flex component. Just bundle up your Flash animation in a UIMovieClip or a ContainerMovieClip as per the tuts, and then use that in a custom Flex component. Each has its use-cases. If you need to be tweening a Flex UI component, do it in Flex, not Flash, no matter how comfortable you are with the Flash timeline. Tools for the job. _______________________________________________________________ Joseph Balderson, Flash Platform Developer | http://joeflash.ca benmarinic wrote: > Hi > > Is it possible to motion tween the FlexContentHolder within Flash? I haven't > been able to do > this with keyframe animations. I would like to animate the Flash Component > Kit container > (which has a Flex List component inside it) and also apply a mask. When I > try to do this the > container doesn't display my Flex component and I see the '<fx>' movieclip > instead (with and > without the addition of a mask). > > Any tips greatly appreciated. > > Ben > > > ------------------------------------ > > -- > Flexcoders Mailing List > FAQ: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/files/flexcodersFAQ.txt > Search Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/flexcoders%40yahoogroups.comYahoo! Groups Links > > > >
