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"Timed" animation of dynamic movieclips

Posted in: zjnq.com Date: March 12th, 2010

  • Hi all, i'm new to the forum, but been a regular visitor for some time.. I guess I'll start off by asking a question :)

    I am creating a xmlMenu based off the "SquirrelFinder" menu (a tut on this site). I understand the creation of dynamic clips, but am having a hard time animating them, since I don't know much about Tween classes (or timers?) yet.

    Here's the deal:
    I would like to fade or move each menu item in after it is created in a manner so that they appear one after another. If I just use the dynamic clip's onEnterFrame function to increase alpha the problem is that the items appear to fade all at once as they are created almost instantly. I would like each item to "wait" for previous item to stop rolling in and then start rolling itself.

    How would I go about this? :crying:

    thanks a bunch.. :angel:


  • The Fuse Kit 2.0 (http://www.mosessupposes.com/Fuse) Is a good tween class to organize sequential tweens.

    www.gotoandlearn.com has a couple of great video tutorials to get you started in the right direction. It's pretty simple, yet so powerful.







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