Archive for the 'MC Tween' Category
Introducing caurina.transitions.Tweener
In 2003, I was pretty pissed with the tweening extensions available at the time. I found them to be too clumsy and overly complex, requiring a lot of code just to create a single transition. I didn’t want to use 3+ lines just to change the way a button looked like when it was rolled […]
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Posted on 25/Feb/2007 at 3:54 pm | 53 Comments | Categories: Actionscript, Easing, Flash, Interface, MC Tween, Tweener
MC Tween 2.19.22 released
I’ve finally released the new version of MC Tween, now 2.19.22. MC Tween is the actionscript extension I use on my daily real-world work to easily create code-based tweenings on MovieClips, TextFields and Sound objects. While this new version adds some new (small) features, the most noticeable thing about it is that I’ve removed most […]
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Posted on 30/Dec/2004 at 10:30 am | 5 Comments | Categories: Actionscript, Flash, MC Tween
MC Tween, Reloaded
A year ago I started working on some MovieClip tweening prototypes based on Robert Penner’s easing equations (I went to proto.layer51.com but couldn’t find any good one so I decided to start my own). I’ve been updating and evolving these tweening methods for quite a while (since I do use it on my everyday work) […]
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