Jack Doyle, the maker of TweenLite/TweenFilterLite/TweenMax (and as I’m sure you already know if you read this blog, a good friend of mine) has done it once again. He’s created a class called CustomEase which allows you to create custom easing equations for usage in your tweening engines (although you should really be using TweenMax by now :P). Read more »
If you’ve ever had to make an application where the user can scale/rotate/distort objects on the stage you know its no easy task. Well, Jack Doyle, a good friend and the wonderful author of TweenLite/TweenFilterLite/TweenMax, has release an AS3 version of his TransformManager class that allows you to easily add this functionality to your projects. Read more »
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Much like the AS2 version of the system, the AS3 version features only a 2kb SWF bloat, TweenFilterLite for filter tweening, and performs very well compared to the “big name” animation systems. All pertinent information can be gathered from the posts above without having me reinvent the wheel. As of this posting, it is now at version 5.05 but be sure to visit the site to get the latest and greatest updates whenever grabbing this class.
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My good friend Jack Doyle over at GreenSock updated his TweenLite tweening engine. As of this posting, it is now at version 5.02 but be sure to visit the site to get the latest and greatest updates whenever grabbing this class. The file size that it adds to your SWF is only 2kb so it is an ideal solution for anything that needs to be very small (banners) but it is powerful enough to handle being used in full featured sites. It has pretty much all of the things that your other big name animation systems have like Fuse and Tweener but clocks in at a much smaller file size. You can also use TweenFilterLite to tween filters much like you can in Fuse.
