adding actionscript to a tween to make a Motion SMOOTH without using ease in propert.

I want to know how people make there tweens soooo smooth
i play around with the ease in the properties panel.. and it helps but the effect is not as seemless as other effects i have seen.

i have come across a script that will make a smooth tween with only actionscript...but my negitive comments against that is...i like to see the actual tween and put it where i want. I don't want to mess with code and the x and y axises to put it where i want by trail and error putting in different types of x or y axises to put the shape that is being tweened in the correct spot. if i could only add some script to the tween i already have made it would make the process ALLOT BETTER ?


fellow flash kiters, is there an answer ? :confused:

well... there isn't much more to do than 'play with the frame based ease', as you said, with a motion tween if frame based.
I understand your point though. When a .fla's motions are scripted, it's hard to 'see' the graphic display of elements when authoring. What i usually do is take a snapshot of the swf when the scripted tweens finish, and place it in a bottom 'guide' layer.
Now sometimes frame based tweens are good too ;) You don't always need to 'script everything'!

gparis

hmm... somebody must know a way to add some type of AS to a tween...
to make a smooth transition from begining frame to the final ending frame of the tween.

Can you other flash kitters place the code you use to make smooth transitions just with code ? Im familar with this to a point...it has to do with minipulating the x and y axises of your object symbol.

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Thanks

hmm no answers ?

here's a good tutorial on easing:

http://www.bit-101.com/tutorials/easing.html

gparis

i know your dilema. my movies have gone from 30 layer scenes with mega long tweens to single frame scripted thingys. gets messy when you are programatically moving multiple things around in succession.

if you want to stick with frame tweens, try cranking your fps up to 60.

sounds interesting meglomor. do you have an interesting an example you may like to share?

hmm... using the same ease tool that flash gives you and turning up the fps...to create a similar effect.

I am wondering..possibley is this how you get a smooth transition only using action script ? this just might be a graphical interfaced way to approch this ? just by changing the fps ?

i am aware when scripting a tween...the fps is usally high and could possibley make a really smooth transition including the fact that the ease would be on 100% .

Can anyone justify this method. And say that they used it ? or have and example site on the net they can show ?

we migh have come to the bottom of this and figured out , what is being scripted is just a possible minipulation of this you can already change WITHOUT CODEING !!!!!!!!!

..yet we move towards more answers, anyone feel free to reply ...

Take a look at the example

here's a quick example illustrating the effect of hight frame rate on simple frame based tweens with flash's built in easing:

80fps:
http://www.doyouhaveapen.com/posting...een_80fps.html
24fps:
http://www.doyouhaveapen.com/posting...een_24fps.html


frame tweens work well with simple objects over short distances.

for more elegant tweens check out sergwiz's example (try modifying the FPS in that example too) check out:
flash's built in tween class:
http://www.actionscript.org/tutorial...ed/index.shtml
penner tweens:
http://www.robertpenner.com/easing/easing_demo.html
http://www.fluid.com/experiments/timecode/mx_time.html

bottomline you have much more flexibility with programmed tweens, but a nice FPS and appropriate frame tween can achieve desireable results. its just a matter of finding what suits your situation best.

check out my coinblast game here:
http://www.doyouhaveapen.com/junkyart/coinblast.html
when you hit the "play now" button the game interface is revealed via frame based tweens. when you click on the coins, the movement is all handled programatically as frame tweens wouldn't be able to deal with the dynamic destination positions.