[Golist] cycles design continued...
Sebastian Weyrauch
go at tweego.org
Sun Mar 23 11:58:44 PDT 2008
Hi,
think this is a good idea. A good and tidy structure is more important than
a "easier" assignment.
Besides my question in the last mail:
I read you implemented a pause and resume event in 0.4.5. For the whole
sequence and the single steps, right?
Will there also be an update event for the whole sequence? (I know how to
implemented, but a Go event would be nicer)
sebastian
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von Moses Gunesch
Gesendet: Sonntag, 23. März 2008 19:18
An: Mailing list for the Go ActionScript Animation Platform
Betreff: [Golist] cycles design continued...
Here's one more little puzzle piece on this:
I'm thinking that sometimes people might want to repeat tweens from the
start, not cycle them back and forth.
Since this gets pretty elaborate and clutters LinearGo's code quite a bit,
it might be prudent to create some kind of cycle handling class that could
be instantiated by the tween on start if cycles isn't 1..?
This would solve a bunch of problems in that we could condense cycles,
easeOnCycle and extraEasingParamsOnCycle and this looping option in one
place. So maybe both LinearGo and Sequence could accept a parameter like
repeater : Repeater, which would clean up both of those classes
dramatically. Of course it's a tad more direct to just set
mySequence.repeatCount = 2; than do something like mySequence.repeater.count
= 2....
I'll look into this option though, I sorta like it because it encapsulates
some of the messy iterator mechanics that are cluttering up my next build of
LinearGo, both in update() and skipTo()....
opinions?
-m
On Mar 23, 2008, at 2:01 AM, Jan m. Danielsson wrote:
Go (!) for the complete version!
Like Michael Avila wrote - since you subclass it anyhow, the amount of
parameters doesn´t really matter. But contrary to him, I like when there
are a lot of parameters to fiddle around with.
And, btw, thank you for an awsome tweening system. So far I´ve only used
LinearGo, but I do love it. Keep up the good work!
///JmD
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