I am trying to combine TweenLite with some of my own functions. Now for testing I have this:
Code:
function playGeb(indG):Void {
if (indG < 8) {
clearInterval(restartG);
gebArr[indG].play();
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but after the arrow is in place the function hello() isn't been called.
I already tried adding, onCompleteScope:this
TweenLite.to(arrow_mc, 0.3 , {_x:118,_y:30,onComplete:hello , onCompleteScope:this});
After I finish a tween, I would like to change my variables, then only my mouse movement would have start to run some functions, but it seems like the onComplete function fired immediately messing all the things out. Isnt't that onComplete function will only run after an action is done? Any other way to like after running the Tween.to line of code, only it will ran the 2nd line changing a variable?
stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, movevC);
public static function showSection(obj:DisplayObject):void {;
var sect2X=((obj.stage.stageWidth/2)+(obj.stage.stageWidth/4))+lg.width;
var sect2Y=((obj.stage.stageHeight/2)-(obj.stage.stageHeight/4))+lg.height;
switch (obj.name) {
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if I assign an onComplete function in a TweenLite.to() call.. I can't seem to figure out how to remove the onComplete function of that tween incase I don't want it to be called for some reason..
example..
ActionScript Code:
TweenLite.to(current_slide,1,{x:0,onComplete:hideOld});
ok so i have a prev and next buttons .. and want to have it so that i can cycle through my slides (right now they overlap each other).. well with each it assigns the onComplete for that current_slide..
what i want to do is make it so that if there is a new tween for a new slide that the old current_slide doesn't call the onComplete..
so i store the old current_slide as previous_slide and then I tried to cancel the onComplete like you do other properties with killTweensOf()
this doesn't work it still gets fired..
ActionScript Code:
TweenLite.killTweensOf(previous_slide,false,{onComplete:true});
i think its cause this is only supposed to remove tweenable properties and not callback functions.. but there doesn't seem to be able to prematurely remove a onComplete function.
i'm trying to run a loop, so a sequence of movie clips, one after the other, should "blink" as a wave.Tried the code below, without success. nothing happens. What could be wrong? The movie clips are named "menu1" thru "menu11".
Code:
function ondaMenu (){
for (var i:Number = 1; i < 12; i++) {[code].....
I just started playing with Tweener I'm having a problem with onComplete, it seems to call my onComplete function as soon as the tween starts.
Code follows:
private function startTweens():void { [code]....
before the animation even starts. I can't figure out why.onComplete IS supposed to be called AFTER the tween finishes, right?
I'm trying to embed one function in another and I'm having trouble doing so. I want the first animation(scaling the film) to happen before I run the interactive scene. I keep getting the error: "incorrect number or arguments, expected 1". So I think I need to put something in the brackets after onComplete, but I'm lost as to what that is.
function filmScale(e:Event):void{
if (film_mc.currentFrame == 20) {
TweenLite.to(film_mc, 1, {scaleX:1.1, scaleY:1.1});
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I created a function with input variables, so I don't have to repeat this function X amount of times. But within the function is a TweenLite call and that call has an onComplete. This onComplete somehow doesn't understand what the variables filled in in my function represent.
PHP Code:
function navMenuInput(check01:Boolean, check02:Boolean, movieClip01:MovieClip, movieClip02:MovieClip){ if(check01 == true && check02 == false){ if(movieClip02.stage){ TweenLite.to(movieClip02, 1, {alpha: 0, onComplete: navMenuInputComplete} ); }else{ navMenu.addChildAt(movieClip01, 0); movieClip01.x = navMenu.width-
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EDIT:I think I can make this a bit more clear when I explain what this is supposed to do:This menu can reach it's end via different routes. So the user can choose Path A or B, but what I'm trying to set up here is. If A is on stage, A should be removed first before B is placed and vice versa. And because this happens for about 4-5 times I wanted to shorten the code by using something like this.
import caurina.transitions.Tweener;
class Scanner extends MovieClip
{
public var Scanner00_mc:MovieClip;
public var Scanner01_mc:MovieClip;
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Makes sense as for the sequence, what doesn't make sense is why Tweener fail to loop back to the "fade" function ? They are suppose to be calling each other in an astable/blinking manner.
I suspect it's a scope problem but I don't know how to fix this, it seems AS2 Class doesn't know that there is a fade function within itself after the second Tweener call.
I am trying to figure out how to call an onComplete function without leaving the code loop (because the vars are no longer recognized with the hand-off). I thought this might work:
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I've got a really simple flex application, with a main file Rec.mxml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
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The trace ("CONSTRUCTED") is printed, but not "COMPLETE" -- it looks like the FlexEvent.APPLICATION_COMPLETE event is never registering.
Does TweenLite or TweenMax support the onChange function?
I would like to re-code using TweenLite/TweenMax to get my textbox to numerically display the constantly changing x position of my tween.
I did have this code before:
I tried some variations with the following to no avail:
nextTween1.addEventListener(TweenEvent.MOTION_CHANGE, onChange);function onChange(evt:TweenEvent):void {mph_digital.mph_counter.text = int((dial_graphics_mph.x * .20528)*10)/10;}
also how do i define tweens as variables now with TweenLite / TweenMax?
For some reason my TweenLite function won't work. Doesn't give any errors, but it just doesn't do anything and thus the onComplete function won't work to continue the script.
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Its pretty simple what im trying to achieve.I have a MC on Stage, which im trying to tween to different X coordinates.I've set up four TweenLite.to sequences, however for some weird reason only one is being triggered - what am I doing wrong?
TweenLite.to(slider.mc_slider,1,{x:_returnXPos(95), ease:menuEasing});
TweenLite.to(slider.mc_slider,1,{delay: 1, x:_returnXPos(35), ease:menuEasing});
TweenLite.to(slider.mc_slider,1,{delay: 2, x:_returnXPos(50), ease:menuEasing});
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I'm having this trouble with Tweenlite. I downloaded it and started to use it since it was quite easier to do the tint morph, and that part works great! However, one thing I've noticed is that for some reason, If i activate more then one thing that has a function at a time, it will freeze up most of the time.
For example. When you click on one of the links in the Nav Bar, it uses Tween Lite to scroll to the page you selected, with out trouble. So after I had done that, i wanted to make it so that Upon rollover, the Links in the Navbar would change color. Now they both still do what they are told yet 90% of the time one of them freezes, whether its the page that scrolls halfway and stops, or the color on the link halfway to its final destination color. Is there a known fix for this or is this the tradeoff?
Use Flash CS5 (and AIR, though this does not seem like it would be AIR related) in Win XP 64 I have a MovieClip symbol in my library with the identifier 'Puzzle10Piece10' with the following actionscript attached to frame 1 of the only layer with the following actionscript:
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This runs contrary to my understanding of the pre-compiler and code execution order. In my way of thinking, any reference creation and related memory allocation is made when the object is instantiated, and indeed that allocation, unlike C depends not on code order (declaration before use), though this is an order that would satisfy even the C pre-compiler. If I understand the Flash compiler at all, it's not even a question of 'code order'... the symbol is pre-compiled such that for it to exist... for it to be instantiated, the variable would exist before the function would even be 'available' to be called internally or externally. Is my thinking way off, or is this a bug?
I have an AS3 program that calls a function multiple times. The function must return multiple variables, so I created a class for the function to declare an object containing all of these variables. For example, here's my class:
package
{
public class PER
{
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Let's say the calling program calls the function, which returns the variables into data_set1 (where data_set1 depends on input variables arg1, arg2, arg3) using:
var data_set1:PER = function_name(arg1, arg2, arg3);
The calling program does some stuff, then calls the function again, but returns the variables into a new variable name, data_set2:
var data_set2:PER = function_name(arg4, arg5, arg6);
My intention is that data_set1 and data_set2 are different (e.g. not linked together).
My question is, given that arrays are passed by reference, will data_set1 be modified to agree with data_set2 upon the 2nd function call? Why or why not?
I'm trying to make a simple flash mp3 player with a play/pause toggle button called toggle_btn. The button is actually a MovieClip with two buttons inside it: play_btn and pause_btn, which live in different places on the MovieClip's timeline. That all works fine, and when I press the play/pause button for the first time, my music plays as expected.
However, when I press it again to pause, it keeps right on playing. If I push it again, the button gets all glitchy, and doesn't go into its rollover state when it should nor toggle when clicked.
Here's my ActionScript:
Code:
// load the playlist
var getFile:URLLoader = new URLLoader(new URLRequest('songs.xml'));
var numSongs:int = 0; // number of songs in playlist -- we'll set this later
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I am doing a custom function like TweenLite.to, but there is one problem. I cast that function on many objects. And they all move a little bit differently. It only happens when I don't do Math.Round(bonus_move). If I use numbers for example 0.58. It moves every stage child differently on about - 0.05.
Here's my function:
Code:
Select allpublic function moveTo(child, speed, px, py){
// configurable
var movement_accuracy = 20;
var delay_duration = 2/(movement_accuracy/10) ;
var movement:Timer = new Timer(speed*12.5*delay_duration, movement_accuracy);
movement.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER, timerListener);
function timerListener (e:TimerEvent):void{
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I'm using an AMF service that was built by someone else. Basically what happens is that some info is passed to the AMF service and it returns true or false.I want to be able to pass in various info to the a function that calls the AMF service(submitTracking) and then get the true or false value returned in onResultSubmit to be passed back to submitTracking.
var screen:String;
var buttonnumber:String;
function submitTracking(screen:String, buttonnumber:String) {
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I've been banging my head against the wall with this one. I have the following set function in Flex. [code]If I set the periodChangeAmount to -1 or 1 the set method gets fired. If I set it to zero it doesn't get fired. What's the deal? Does anyone know why it wouldn't get called when setting it to zero. If I change the object type to a number or even an object it still doesn't work as expected.
View 2 RepliesI have this script for random letter cycling below. I want to call this function to happen at a certain click or frame label, but when I call it with tweenmax, I get a runtime error. Can anyone explain to me how to call this function at certain events. I know this is definitely not best practice but have to try somewhere and here is what I did:
var targetWord:String = 'home';
var wordSoFar:String = '';[code]....
I am loading one xml file and onload (or onData) of this file I am calling another function but, this function is not getting called. What can be the issue? Can delegates be used here and how?
Here is the code for reference
Code:
//path for _global.bookXML is defined already.
_global.book_xml = new XML();
_global.book_xml.ignoreWhite = true;
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mainClass.as
package {
import mfClass.CarSelector;
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.Event;
public class MainClass extends MovieClip {
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Now, when I run this in flash. I get this message.. in output.
TypeError: Error #1006: sel_Fun is not a function.
at MainClass/show_selector()
at MainClass()
The code that is commented out will work, however, I'm trying to turn that code, since it's used multiple times, into a function.
Why isn't my function working when it's being called?
ActionScript Code:
function displayInfo(_ROLL:MovieClip,_MC:MovieClip, _NN:MovieClip) {
_ROLL.onRollOver = function() {
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I've got a function 'fullReset' which resets the stage and places several movieclips (which are balls) back to a starting area. Within this function is a call to the 'unlockBallfunction within the Ball class (see bottom of code below).
ActionScript Code:
private function fullReset(event:Event):void
trace("RESET BUTTON HIT");
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i have written one simple function, Now i want to do something like that:
Code:
if(function is called)
{
do something
}
so what will be the syntax for it?
In the game I am building I need every 5 seconds a function to be called. The function looks like the following:[code]How would I go about making a time that pretty much counts to 5 and then resets itself again?
View 5 RepliesI have a function ("advance_slideshow()") that ticks a slide show up by one, then it loops back at the end. It works when called from the key listener I set up for debugging. However it does not work when called from setInterval. I added a trace to the function to confirm that it was being called, which it is; it just doesn't work when called via the interval
Code:
//////////////////////////
/* IMPORTS AND INCLUDES */
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I am working on a Flex Front End at the moment, and have been using the Parsley framework for passing messages/events around.
I was wondering if there is a simple way for a function (in this case, an event's constructor) to obtain a reference to the object which called it?
This is to ensure that a certain event that I am defining can only be dispatched by one specified class. My thinking is to check the caller of the constructor somehow, and throw an error if it is not of the correct type.
If I override a public function in a base class, I would have thought that this override function is called and the original is ignored? though this doesn't seem to be the case...
public class AbstractScreen extends Sprite
{
public function AbstractScreen()
{
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If my model dispatches a CHANGED_LANGUAGE event, the text in the views gets updated, But I also get a trace of "WARNING: need to override public function updateLanguage()"