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  1. my pleasure was stuck on my own code and nothing helps better than fixing something else. Got my own working right after
  2. Oh did realise that SlowMo is available to AS2 cheers will check it out.
  3. Its an external library that you can use with flash. Download the source files from this site. There are 2 ways to use it: 1. SWC can be added to flash 2. Or use the com folder The com folder is the easier one I think, after you downloaded the package unzip it and find the com folder. Create a new flash file save it and put the com folder in the same directory. Then you import greensock into flash code import com.greensock.*; To test create a box on the stage and convert it to a movieclip f8, give it an instance name in properties "mc1" Then add this to your code: TweenLite.to(mc1, 1, {x:500}); Test the file. Hope it helps! p
  4. Hey not entirely sure what you asking, could you try and explain again. Or make the new changes and upload the new file when you get a chance. Cheers p
  5. np! post the new fla ill take a look in a bit
  6. Change this: for (var i:int = 0; i<= tombolMenu.length-1; i++){ frame 5 line 28 i think there are to many elements in the loop. Same goes for the navi buttons change: for(var i:int = 0; i<= isiMateri.length-1; i++){ for(var i:int = 0; i<= isiMateri.length-1; i++){ cheers p
  7. Hey jonathan, Thanks for the reply and the welcome! I meant I posted this in the wrong section meant to post it into the AS part of the forums But good to know that slowMo is in JS too, will be useful in the future. Cheers, P
  8. Have been trying to replicate the slowMo easing in AS2 by using the Custom Easing but no luck luck yet. I managed to get the custom ease to come in quickly pause for a bit and then move out normally. I am trying to make it move out quickly like slowMo in as3. Any help will be very appreciated. Thx P. ps posted this in the wrong place cant figure out how to move it.
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