Using common methods you can't.
But it's not impossible (see the attached file).
note: you have to tune up the delay variable according to your movie and motions speed.
Last edited by necromanthus; 08-07-2008 at 06:53 AM.
You can put the text inside a movie clip. Apply one motion script to the text and apply another motion script to the movie clip. Caution is warranted due to the fact that motion scripts can be cpu intensive and using multiple motion scripts could push your animation to the point of causing cpu's to hang. Check the cpu loading as you are developing.
Originally posted by Bob Hartzell
You can put the text inside a movie clip. Apply one motion script to the text and apply another motion script to the movie clip.
This method doesn't work in case of "Zoom In/Zoom Out".
The reason is simple enough: (+) and (-) = 0 (or closer)
In other words, is the same motion but with different signs.
The unique solution is the above attached file.
Of course, the best solution is to create your own script,but ...
easy way for multiple text effects on "same" text...
you may place first motion script on your text. then - swap out your text with the identical text ( and your second motion script ) using a couple of frames with 0 tweens.
this allows you to place multiple text effects on what seems to be the same text from the viewers perspective.