Easing problem!

[I_am_TheFlasher]

Okay, I'm working on my portfolio. And I got this on the "profile" MC:

code:

---

onClipEvent (load) {

	targetx = 143;

	targety = 136;

	speed = 8;

		function pull(){

		_x += (targetx-_x)/speed;

	    _y += (targety-_y)/speed;

		}

		function push(){

		_x -= (88+_x)/speed;

	    _y -= (81+_y)/speed;

		}

}

---

Now that all works.


I have the same code on "porfolio" MC. And taht all works.
On a button I have this code

code:

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on (release) {

	this.onEnterFrame = function(){

	profile.pull();

	}

}

---

and I have that on another button also.

Okay, now here is my problem: When one button is clicked and the Mc starts to move to targetx, if you click another button it stop on MC and moves the other. I think it might have to do with" this.onEnterFrame = function(){"


Make sense?

Thanks to whoever helps!

[I_am_TheFlasher]

*bumper upper*

[yasunobu13]

Do both buttons have the same code? they both do profile.pull()?

I'll just mention this yet again, I'm very proud of the code
http://www.flashkit.com/board/showth...hreadid=478030

scroll down and check out tween or multitween

can you post the fla?

[I_am_TheFlasher]

No, one button has profile.pull(); and the other has portfolio.pull();


I can't uplaod the fla. but I can give you a link: http://www.studentrock.com/users/Eva...igns/Index.htm
Sorry for the load time. Haven't had a chance to optimize or anything.

I'm really confused as to why its doing this.

[I_am_TheFlasher]

*bump*

man I'm anoying...

[I_am_TheFlasher]

Now are you guys really gonna make me post three times in a row?

...oh whoops, too late...

[isc00011]

erm, i thought that make sense?
u r rewriting this.onEnterFrame function each time u click the button... so only either one of the pull() will be called?
maybe..., i'm a noob...

[I_am_TheFlasher]

Originally posted by isc00011
u r rewriting this.onEnterFrame function each time u click the button... so only either one of the pull() will be called?

Yeah, thats what's happening, but that's exactly not what I want to happen. I them both to come to there final targets at once, depending on when the buttons are clicked)

i know there must be a way around this.

Yasuno--Your script is just too long and complicated for my puny mind to comprehend.

[isc00011]

correct me if i'm wrong,

u want both pull function to be called within the onEnterFrame function if both button if clicked?

[I_am_TheFlasher]

Originally posted by isc00011
correct me if i'm wrong,

u want both pull function to be called within the onEnterFrame function if both button if clicked?

If the "profile" button is clicked I want the "profile_mc" to pull();

If "portfolio" is clicked I want the "portfolio_mc" to pul();

but if the user hits one button then the next I still want them to do both.

Make sense?

[I_am_TheFlasher]

OH my gosh! I'm a moron. I don't know why I didn't see this.

I just had to put on onEnter frame function inside the other functions.

Works like a charm now, thanks anyways guys!

[isc00011]

got it...

i'm sure there must be a better solution, i'm lazy to think, ha ha
but this is the first thing that came up in my mind.
use a variable as indicator, then u condition the button's on release function.

make sense? khekheke..., sorrie, lame solution from me...

[I_am_TheFlasher]

Originally posted by isc00011
got it...

i'm sure there must be a better solution, i'm lazy to think, ha ha
but this is the first thing that came up in my mind.
use a variable as indicator, then u condition the button's on release function.

make sense? khekheke..., sorrie, lame solution from me...

Thanks man, but I figrued it out. see^^

[isc00011]

so how do u solve it? *juz wondering...
eh mind to see my other thread, i need a pointer or two there..
thanx man!

[I_am_TheFlasher]

Originally posted by isc00011
so how do u solve it? *juz wondering...
eh mind to see my other thread, i need a pointer or two there..
thanx man!

Instead of:

code:

---

onClipEvent (load) {

        targetx = 143;

        targety = 136;

        speed = 8;

        function pull(){

                _x += (targetx-_x)/speed;

                _y += (targety-_y)/speed;

        }

        function push(){

                _x -= (88+_x)/speed;

                _y -= (81+_y)/speed;

        }

}

---

I used this:

code:

---

onClipEvent (load) {

	targetx = 137;

	targety = 134;

	speed = 8;

		function pull(){

			this.onEnterFrame = function(){

		_x += (targetx-_x)/speed;

	    _y += (targety-_y)/speed;

		}

		}

		function push(){

			this.onEnterFrame = function(){

		_x -= (95+_x)/speed;

	    _y -= (81+_y)/speed;

		}

		}

}

---

And...sure I'll take a look at your other thread, see if I could lend a hand.

[isc00011]

neat, heh heh
thanx!