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Can I synchronize TimelineMax/TweenMax with MainTimeline time?

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I load a swf file in my application, and the swf have some tweens (TweenMax). The problem happens when I play and stop the object, like this:

var swfloader:SWFLoader = SWFLoaderObject; //SWFLoaderObject is my swf loaded
var tweens:Array = tweenMaxClass.getAllTweens();

for each(var tween:* in tweens) {
    tween.seek(0); //0 is example
}

swfloader.rawContent.gotoAndPlay(0); //0 is example

The objects are out of sync, and can not correctly resume animations, either by stress processor or other problem.

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I'm not quite sure I understand your question. Are you wanting things to be frame-by-frame synchronized with a particular MovieClip? If so, remember that Flash MovieClips are always frames-based whereas GSAP is time-based. So if the processor gets bogged down, Flash's MovieClips will actually play slower whereas GSAP will dynamically change values to reflect the appropriate time. You can, of course, set useFrames:true for your tweens/timelines but be sure to adjust the durations accordingly. If you're still having trouble, please post a very simple FLA that clearly demonstrates the problem with the least code possible. Thanks!

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Thanks! The useFrames parameter helped me to synchronize the frames. The problem is exactly that you said. I converted the tweens of the object loaded to frames.
 
The code that I made:
var swfloaderObject:SWFLoader = SWFLoaderObject; //Loaded swf
convertTweensOf(swfloaderObject);

function convertTweensOf(swfLoader:SWFLoader):void {

    var tweenMaxClass:Class = swfLoader.getClass("com.greensock.TweenMax"); //get the TweenMax in the swfloader
    var _tweensConverted:Array = new Array();

    swfLoader.rawContent.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, function enterFrameFunc(e:Event):void {
        
        if(swfLoader.rawContent.currentFrame == swfLoader.rawContent.totalFrames) {
            swfLoader.rawContent.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrameFunc);
        }
        
        var tweens:Array = tweenMaxClass.getAllTweens(); //Get tweens of the object

        for each(var tween:* in tweens) {
            
            var verify:Boolean = false;
            for(var i:int = 0; i < _tweensConverted.length; i++) {
                if(tweens[i] == tween) {
                    verify = true;
                    break;
                }
            }            

            if(!verify) {
                
               var paramsInfo:Object = tween.vars;
               if(!paramsInfo["useFrames"]) {
                   paramsInfo["useFrames"] = true; //Set true
                   paramsInfo["delay"] = int(paramsInfo["delay"]*swfLoader.rawContent.loaderInfo.frameRate); //Convert seconds to frames
                   tween.pause(0); // pause to start
                   tween.kill(); //kill current tween
                   tween = new tweenMaxClass(tween.target, Math.round((tween.duration()*swfLoader.rawContent.loaderInfo.frameRate)), paramsInfo); //add new tween with frame cont
                   _tweensConverted.push(tween); //push new tween to control
                
               }
            }
         }
    
    });

}

 

May have some error written in the above code.

 

Now, the first code, when I play the object tweens and the tweenmax, they are synchronized.

 

Sorry for my English. I'll try to take more care next time.

 

Thanks again!

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