Hi Matt, Like the analogies :) What tweening engine are you using? If its your engine, there is a good speed comparison here: http://blog.greensock.com/tweening-speed-test/
If so, just change to a different engine, not every car is build to move boulders ;)
Sid On Mar 21, 2008, at 2:57 PM, Matt S. wrote:
Hi, so this is a very odd problem, but I'm tweening an extremely large vector file (about 4000x4000px), using the Fuse tween classes. Its basically your standard "slide across the surface of a massive object from point to point" effect, nothing fancy. But I'm having a bear of a time getting it to animate smoothly. In particular, as it eases into and out of tweens, I'm getting a weird jittering of the MC, so that it stutters to a stop, like a car with bad brakes. The tweens themselves are nothin fancy (see below). It seems like the problem started when I added _rotation to the the mix. The file is vector, imported from AI. is anyone familiar with this problem? Any recommendations for handling this sort of basic (or so I thought) effect? thanks, .m ----------------------------- function slideToPos(){ var xPos = posArray[active][0]; var yPos = posArray[active][1]; var rPos = posArray[active][2]; active++; mainpanel_mc.tween("_x",xPos,2,"easeInOutSine"); mainpanel_mc.tween("_y",yPos,2.5,"easeInOutSine");mainpanel_mc.tween("_rotation",rPos, 2.5,"easeInOutSine",null,"slideToPos2()");} _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
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