actionscript tweens
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- Engage_London
Has anyone got a link to that set of actionscript tweens... that had all different types of movement?
You could test them out and stuff?'rocket' or something in the name?
- silencer0
this one?
http://laco.wz.cz/tween/
- Engage_London0
thats the one... many thanks... boy that was quick!
- silencer0
It's a nice set of tweens, the component where you can create your own is cool, you can get some really nice movements which are different to the usual elastic, bounce styles we see everywhere.
- Engage_London0
yeah, i used the one where you can make your own... then just used the array it outputted neat!
- silencer0
yup, it's really worth playing around for a while to generate some sweet unique movements. Post up if you do anythin nice!
- unfittoprint0
check AS2.0 class versions
- ********0
http://www.sqcircle.com/download…
TweenExtended Class for AS2.0
- CyBrainX0
I was just looking for these last night. You guys are great. I've been using these for about 6 months but I couldn't find the installer page for my new job.
Thanks a ton.
- ********0
yeah the Czech one is the bestest
- silencer0
I used to use the podlob ones, but these are way more powerful. (Although the preset tweens are not so nice looking :( )
- Engage_London0
thats really beautiful erokcom
- CyBrainX0
That is fantastic, but what I'm interested in there is how to control those lines. They're not from these scripted tweens. It must be animation of the drawing api, which still remains a mystery to me.
Anyone have any guesses on that one, or how to animate drawing api elements?
- Engage_London0
you probably need to define how many points you want on the line... and each time go through a loop working where it should be...
can imagine it being alittle slow!
- thexfight0
very sweet erokcom! can you control the strokes on the redraw or is it random?
- jpea0
similar thing done when you choose a project at http://hugeinc.com/workbook/
- unfittoprint0
mutliple lines being draw from one point to another.
the new point is retrieved by the function [it will become the previous point in the next loop]. then just use the drawing api to draw the line. small segments give the ilusiong of continuity.
- Engage_London0
you can do quite a lot with the api... this is a test i was working on a while back...