[How to emulate "tween.complete(true)"?]

17 hours ago, GreenSock said:

1) Just kill() the tween(s) and call their onComplete manually like tween.vars.onComplete(); 

This is work. Thank you!

[How to emulate "tween.complete(true)"?]

Hello!

 

I don't know much because I'm just refactoring an old code to the latest gsap.

I think there is a need to stop/kill tweens (animation of characters) at they middle state but with firing complete handlers.

[How to emulate "tween.complete(true)"?]

Thank you for the answer!

I tested "tween.totalProgress(1)" and found "tween.repeat(0)" is redundat.

 

But "complete(skipRender:Boolean = false)" has the argument "skipRender". How to repeat the behavior of "skipRender true"?

I can't provide an example because didn't find the old js version of gsap.

I found only the ActionScript 3 source https://github.com/orta/virtualapps/blob/master/src/gs/TweenLite.as

It seems "complete(true)" completes tweens without setting tweens to a finish state.

[How to emulate "tween.complete(true)"?]

Hello! I'm refactoring an old code. How can I reliably replace "tween.complete(true)"?

 

Also I replaced "tween.complete(false)" by

if (tween.repeat) {
  tween.repeat(0);
}
tween.totalProgress(1);

Is it right?