[TweenMax.globalTimeScale]

This seems to work great! Thanks again!

[TweenMax.globalTimeScale]

Thanks! You rock! I am going to download and test shortly. I will report back with the results in a bit.

 

(Thanks for the warning - having the delayedCalls affected is also expected behavior)

[TweenMax.globalTimeScale]

Hey Jack,

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately that won't work for my scenario.

I need to be able to affect ALL tweens at all times, even those created in the future.

 

Is there currently a way to do this? We were fairly reliant on the globalTimeScale functionality.

 

Can I suggest a reimplementation of this feature?

 

I can go and recreate the functionality, but I would rather not maintain my own version of your library

 

If I do need to recreate this on my own - do you have any pointers as to how to go about the best way to implement this?

 

Thanks,

-Chris

[TweenMax.globalTimeScale]

I am currently porting over a flash project that utilizes the globalTimeScale property of TweenMax and it appears that globalTimeScale is not available in the JS version.

 

Do you have any suggestions for a workaround? (Unfortunately I cannot use an instance in this scenario, I need to be able to affect ALL tweens).

 

Thanks,

-Chris

[Manual update/step ?]

Thanks for the reply, but thats not quite what I meant. I am looking for a way to just make one "step" or tick/update to the tweens progress, and if possible, pass in an update delta time.

I know that I can get a tweens duration, and a currentProgress value between 0 and 1, but how do I get the value of one "tick" to pass to the currentProgress?

 

Actually, I think I may have worked it out while trying to explain, Ill post back once I get something figured out.

[Manual update/step ?]

Is there any way to manually update/step through a tween?

My goal is to be able to pause a tween, and then step through the updates manually (maybe passing in an update/delta time?).

 

Any info on whether this is possible would be great!

 

Thanks,

-Chris

[Scale cursor / handle issue [SOLVED]]

That fixed it, thanks!

[Scale cursor / handle issue [SOLVED]]

Hey Jack,

When I set lockScale to true, the scale cursor still appears when I rollover the handles - I noticed on your demo they do not appear when I choose lockScale.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

-Chris