Re: [Flashcoders] Tween removal...

2007-08-30 Thread Matt White
I always push all my tweens into an array so that when i want to stop
all of them I just do this:

while(tweens.length > 0) {
tweens.pop().stop();
}

Calling the stop method on a tween should stop it immediately...

Hope this helps, and that I correctly understood the issue :)

matt

On 8/30/07, Van Tuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> List ->
>
> Has anyone had difficulty removing AS assigned tweens?  I have an
> issue that I can't seem to get rid of - and I've tried everything I
> know to try at this point.  Attachments are attached and assigned to
> an array, and looping / deleting everything from the array doesn't
> remove the tweens.  I've tried " delete objectBeingTweened.tweens
> [this]   " with no result.  I've found deleting the onMotionFishished
> will stop them, but when the page is revisited and the _mc is
> rebuilt, the old tweens seem to be chewing processor resources
> still.  Any ideas are a huge help - running AS2 over CS3 -
>
> Thanks ->
>
>
> Van R Tuck
> Director of Web Development
>
> Cause Design Group
> 1519 Stanford Street Suite 6
> Santa Monica, CA  90404
>
>   t:  310.430.5369
> www.causedesigngroup.com
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>
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[Flashcoders] Tween removal...

2007-08-30 Thread Van Tuck

List ->

Has anyone had difficulty removing AS assigned tweens?  I have an  
issue that I can't seem to get rid of - and I've tried everything I  
know to try at this point.  Attachments are attached and assigned to  
an array, and looping / deleting everything from the array doesn't  
remove the tweens.  I've tried " delete objectBeingTweened.tweens 
[this]   " with no result.  I've found deleting the onMotionFishished  
will stop them, but when the page is revisited and the _mc is  
rebuilt, the old tweens seem to be chewing processor resources  
still.  Any ideas are a huge help - running AS2 over CS3 -


Thanks ->


Van R Tuck
Director of Web Development

Cause Design Group
1519 Stanford Street Suite 6
Santa Monica, CA  90404

 t:  310.430.5369
www.causedesigngroup.com





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