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Fly Squares Transition effect

Posted in Uncategorized by demiurgu on the April 21st, 2007

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Description
Flying Squares is a professional component that can be used with your flash movies in order to obtain a graphical transitions for yours movie clips. The Flying Squares component use the bitmap data class and is designed for Flash 8. Flying Squares component is easily to customize and you can obtain a visual effect in a few moments.

Features

  • Easy to create an effect.
  • Auto-attach to instance.
  • Posibility to chose rows and collumn number.
  • multiple tween types for motions (also ease types).
  • tween duration for each motion.
  • Properties

    _targetInstanceName: String Indicates the target of the movie clip on which the effect will be made.
    rowsNumber: Number Indicates the numbers of rows in which your movie will be divided; default value is 4.
    columnsNumber: Number Indicates the numbers of columnsin which your movie will be divided; default value is 4.
    tweenType: String a calculation method use to calculate the tweened property. Available easing calculation classes: “Bounce”, “Back”, “Elastic”, “Regular” ,“Strong” and “None”, default ease method :”Regular”.
    easeType: String indicates at what part of the animation to apply the easing effect. Each calculation classes have three ease methods : “easeIn”, “easeOut”, “easeInOut”, exception None easing class that have fourth easing method: “easeNone”. Default ease type method : “easeIn”.
    tweenDuration: Number Indicates the duration of the first part of the tweened animation in frames. Default value is 20.
    discardEffect(verbose:1) a boolean value that you can set from Component Inspector. If true at the end of the effect the component will discard the effect from your movie clip, means that you will have your movie clip intact as initial, if false at the end of the animation your movie clip remains invisible in background at the same positions with the effect. Default value is false.

    Methods

    createEffect(target: String, rows, columns):Void You can use this method to create the effect on your movie clip.Parmeters :target: - optional, a string that indicates the target of the movie clip on which the effect will be made.rows: - optional, a number, indicates the numbers of rowsin which your movie clip will be divided.

    columns: - optional, a number, indicates the numbers of columnsin which your movie clip will be divided.

    removeEffect():Void Method used to remove instantly an animation in the time it is running.
    replayEffect():Void you can use this method to reply the effect on the same movie clip, with the same parameters, that has recently finished.

    Events

    onEffectStart Invoked when the effect start. The onEffectStart event handler is invoked with one parametertarget: the target of the movie clips on which the effect just has started.
    onEffectEnd Invoked when the effect has ended. The onEffectEnd event handler is invoked with one parameter:target: the target of the movie clips on which the effect has ended.
    Eq
    var listener=new Object();
    listener.onEffectEnd=function(event_obj:Object)
    {
    trace(”finish: “+ event.target)
    }
    listener.onEffectStart=function(event_obj:Object)
    {
    trace(”start: “+ event.target)
    }
    flySquareInstance.addEventListener(”onEffectEnd”, listener)
    flySquareInstance.addEventListener(”onEffectStart”, listener)

    Notes
    FlySquares component can be accessed from Components panel under Demiurgu’s components.

    3 Responses to 'Fly Squares Transition effect'

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    1. Tae Kim said,

      on December 4th, 2007 at 3:25 pm

      How could i get this to work when its nested in a movie clip?

    2. Mike P. said,

      on December 12th, 2007 at 10:42 pm

      The documentation could be a lot better. Yes, it’s a neat effect and I have a client that wants it yesterday, but I’m having trouble looping the effect across 5 to 7 images. I’d like to see the code on the example above.

    3. mada_niculai said,

      on February 26th, 2008 at 7:17 pm

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