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If I have a movieclip that has a class assigned to it and I change a property of that movieclip in code, it seems that the property can no longer be tweened on the timeline. For example, if my class sets this.x = 100, and later on the timeline I tween the position of the object, that timeline tween will not occur. Changing either scaleX or scaleY property also seems to stop timeline tweens from happening. Has anyone else experienced this, and if so, is there a way around it? You have it right. Changing certain properties of an MC on the stage will cause Flash to assume that you are going to

I am trying to edit this d3 example . More specifically, I will try to apply the pause-resume controls of a pause resume guide in addition with a control bar like this we have under videos. At the end I imagine to have something like this: How can apply the pause resume control in the beginning? Here's a quick implementation. The pause essentially cancels the current transition and the play resumes it based on time/position it was paused: var pauseValues = { lastT: 0, currentT: 0 }; function transition() { circle.transition() .duration(duration - (duration * pauseValues.lastT)) // take into

Could someone recommend me of a good Tween library for AS3 (for use with Flash, not Flex) Tween Lite is supposed to be good; My good-at-flash-friends recommanded it to me. What I found useful that it provided a little flash-app for trying out the different tweens and generating the code snippet for the choosen tween in the same time. Here's a short list of tween libraries I'm quite familiar with: Tweener GTween TweenLite Eaze And, here's a link to a nice comparison of a suite of different libraries for both AS2 and AS3: http://www.greensock.com/tweening-speed-test/ Ultimately, it's going to

I have parsed some data on grenade throws from the videogame Counter Strike. The sample data beloew reveals that I have positions on where the grenade is thrown from and where the grenade detonates and when the grenade is thrown. df <- data.frame(pos_x = c(443.6699994744587,459.4566921116250, 443.5131582404877, 565.8823313012402, 725.3048665125078, 437.3428992800084, 475.7286794460795, 591.4138769182258), pos_y = c(595.8564633895517, 469.8560006170301, 558.8543552036199, 390.5840189222542, 674.7983854380914, 688.0909476552858, 468.4987145207733, 264.6016042780749), plot_group = c(1, 1, 2, 2, 3

I am animating a CALayer along a CGPath (QuadCurve) quite nicely in iOS. But I'd like to use a more interesting easing function than the few provided by Apple (EaseIn/EaseOut etc). For instance, a bounce or elastic function. These things are possible to do with MediaTimingFunction (bezier): But I'd like to create timing functions that are more complex. Problem is that media timing seems to require a cubic bezier which is not powerful enough to create these effects: http://wiki.sparrow-framework.org/_media/manual/transitions.png The code to create the above is simple enough in other frameworks,