Just a thought but how about capturing when the zoom effects ends (EffectEnd or Event.COMPLETE) and then checking if the Mouse is over the same object. If not then call the reverse right away.
LD --- In [email protected], David Steele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm applying the zoom effect to multiple UIComponents on a canvas. If I move the mouse quickly off one zoomed component and onto another, sometimes the first will not reverse to its original size. I believe this is because the isPlaying flag is true if *any* instances of the effect are currently playing. Does anyone know a solution for this? I want instance one to shrink back down to original size even if I move quickly to instance 2. > > > TIA > > Code: > > public function doZoom(event:MouseEvent):void { > if (zoomAll.isPlaying) { > zoomAll.reverse(); > } > else { > // If this is a ROLL_OUT event, play the effect backwards. > // If this is a ROLL_OVER event, play the effect forwards. > zoomAll.play([event.target], event.type == MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT ? true : false); > if(event.type == "rollOut"){ > zoomAll.end(); > } > // > } > } > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com >
