Comments on: Flashbelt 2008 + Animation to Go + HydroTween + Papervision3D http://blog.hydrotik.com/2008/06/08/flashbelt-2008-animation-to-go-hydrotween-papervision3d/ actionscript and creative playground of Donovan Adams Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:25:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Joshua W. Van Patter http://blog.hydrotik.com/2008/06/08/flashbelt-2008-animation-to-go-hydrotween-papervision3d/#comment-14099 Joshua W. Van Patter Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:52:36 +0000 http://blog.hydrotik.com/2008/06/08/flashbelt-2008-animation-to-go-hydrotween-papervision3d/#comment-14099 Thank you very much for the quick papervision tutorial and source code..I am in the middle of breaking it apart now..I will hopefully have some examples for you to see here soon... vp Thank you very much for the quick papervision tutorial and source code..I am in the middle of breaking it apart now..I will hopefully have some examples for you to see here soon…
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]]> By: Pickle http://blog.hydrotik.com/2008/06/08/flashbelt-2008-animation-to-go-hydrotween-papervision3d/#comment-13177 Pickle Tue, 24 Jun 2008 08:52:07 +0000 http://blog.hydrotik.com/2008/06/08/flashbelt-2008-animation-to-go-hydrotween-papervision3d/#comment-13177 Thanks for HydroTween I think I might be a convert. I really like how HydroTween plays well with GoASAP's Sequences. Anyway, this has me a little befuddled... var seq:SequenceCA = new SequenceCA(); seq.addStep( HydroTween.go(..) HydroTween.go(..) ); seq.lastStep.advance = new OnPlayableComplete(seq.lastStep); seq.addStep( HydroTween.go(..) HydroTween.go(..) ); seq.start(); Turns out, the second step starts only after the first step is complete. I like this behavior, but had expected the HydroTween.go(..) calls to start at the same time. Using HydroTween.sequence(..) and HydroTween.parseSequence(..) yields a similar result. Again, yay! but why? Thanks for HydroTween I think I might be a convert. I really like how HydroTween plays well with GoASAP’s Sequences. Anyway, this has me a little befuddled…

var seq:SequenceCA = new SequenceCA();
seq.addStep(
HydroTween.go(..)
HydroTween.go(..)
);
seq.lastStep.advance = new OnPlayableComplete(seq.lastStep);
seq.addStep(
HydroTween.go(..)
HydroTween.go(..)
);
seq.start();

Turns out, the second step starts only after the first step is complete. I like this behavior, but had expected the HydroTween.go(..) calls to start at the same time. Using HydroTween.sequence(..) and HydroTween.parseSequence(..) yields a similar result. Again, yay! but why?

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