If your functions are motion-based, have a look at "Fuse". It's a set
of Tween classes that lets you execute a lot of tweens in sequence. 2
can fire off when 1 finished if you want. You can tween position,
alpha, rotation and many more.
http://www.mosessupposes.com/fuse/
Sample code from Moses website:
var f = new Fuse(
{ start_alpha:0, start_x:150, start_y:10, ease:'easeOutQuint',
seconds:1 },
{ scale:200, x:'200', tint:0x123456, tintPercent:75 },
{ rotation:'-50', scale:0, ease:'easeOutBounce', seconds:1.5 } //
counter-clockwise rotation
);
f.target = box_mc;
f.start(true); // passing true sets all start-props before running
the sequence.
S
Trying to cut down on hundreds of lines of repeated code with
functions, but I have a real "newbie" question:
What is the best way to get functions to "fire" in sequence.
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