TweenMax doubt: on overwriting

[ajmeraviglia]

Hello,

I am spending my summer holidays trying to get familiar with TweenMax, which I think is a great code, and I find myself in a dead end situation at this moment.

 

If you look at the .fla file I have included, you will see Symbol_1 has a rollover-rollout effect (Symbol_2 just does its task, and doesn’t have this effect). I have not been able to do this just writing code (and I have tried anything I could figure with the skills I have at this moment) and I had to use a fake Symbol_1_fk that appears and disappears at the right moments.

 

When I tried to do this with code, this line:

 

Txt_Symbol_1.onRelease = function(){

var twMove1:TweenMax = new

TweenMax.to(Txt_Symbol_1, 0.1, {_alpha:100});

}

 

affected all lines regarding Symbol_1’s alpha, and overwrite : int did not help.

 

I don’t want to use a button, which on the other side would not help, either.

¿How can I do this?

 

Thank you very much for your work and your help. Greetings from Spain.

 

Alejandro Meraviglia.

[Carl]

hello ajmeraviglia,

 

I had a difficult time understanding your post. but it you want Txt_Symbol2 to behave like Txt_Symbol1, do this:

 

1: remove all the code the from your file.

 

2: add this code

 

 

 

 

 

import com.greensock.*;
TweenMax.to(Symbol_2,0.1,{_alpha:30, inmediateRender:true});
TweenMax.to(Txt_Symbol_2,0.1,{_alpha:40, inmediateRender:true});

var Symbol2CLicked:Boolean = false;

Txt_Symbol_2.onRollOver = function()
{
if (!Symbol2Clicked)
{
	TweenMax.to(Txt_Symbol_2,.5,{_alpha:100});
}
};


Txt_Symbol_2.onRollOut = function()
{
if (!Symbol2Clicked)
{
	TweenMax.to(Txt_Symbol_2,.5,{_alpha:30});
}
};

Txt_Symbol_2.onRelease = function()
{
Symbol2Clicked = !Symbol2Clicked;
if (Symbol2Clicked)
{
	TweenMax.to(Symbol_2,.5,{_alpha:100});
}
else
{
	TweenMax.to(Symbol_2,.5,{_alpha:30});
}

}

 

3: If Txt_Symbol2 now works to your liking... get rid of all your fake symbols and paste the same code again and edit it to work for Txt_Symbol1

[ajmeraviglia]

It works great!!! Thank you very much for your help.

I am sorry I did not explain the problem in an easier way, I'l try to do better in the future.

 

I am unexperienced at this moment in AS coding. I understand the code you sent me from a (let's say) logical point of view, but I will try to find more information to understand it better (and, maybe, use them to create other things in the future).

 

Thank you again.

 

Alex.