Micky Hulse wrote:
Anyone know of a similar site that lets you test different variations of
the transition classes?
Thanks for all the replies all, I really appreciate the advice and links. :)
And yes, Fuse looks very cool.
Found this vid tut site a while back that does a good job at showing
some basics:
*Animating with Fuse*
<http://www.gotoandlearn.com/>
But a lot of my projects are very simple (banners, adverts, simple
animations)... I find that mx.transitions does the trick (or Tween
Extended, see below)... although, if I am ever in a situation where Fuse
is the better option, I will most definitely use it (seems like it would
be over-kill for the basic stuff.) :)
And thanks for the links to the other options... those look nice too.
Going to read-up on them now (Transition and tween explorer, and MC
Tween.) :D
What do you all think about Tween Extended?
(Found under AS2 classes)
<http://www.sqcircle.com/downloads/>
Seems like a great way to animate multiple properties at once. I am
using it my current project and it seems to work great.
So, out of all the above mentioned classes/scripts, what is best?
1. Fuse -- From what I have gathered, this is great for big projects,
but not so much for the small things.
2. Transition and tween explorer -- ?
3. MC Tween -- ?
4. Tween Extended -- ?
Out of the last 3, which is the better choice? I like the fact that
Tween Extended allows for multiple properties on one line... Seems like
a must-have feature. Which is the most light-weight? Which is coded
better (which would probably mean more light-weight and smaller in file
size)?
Of course, it sounds like all of this will change with AS3. I can not
wait to make the upgrade. :P
Many thanks all, I hope your December is going well. :)
Cheers,
Micky
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