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TweenMax.updateTo issue

Bynho test
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Hi Guys,

 

I seem to have a problem with the tweenMax.updateTo method.

 

Given this sample code:

 

_tween = new TweenMax(myMc,2,{rotation:360,repeat:-1,onUpdate:onUpd, ease:Linear.easeNone});


  function onUpd():void{
  if(_stop){
   _tween.updateTo({repeat:1,rotation:_angleToStop, onComplete:onF},true);
  }
 }

 

 

I am expecting the _tween to update

1. its rotation value to the predetermined value in _angleToStop

2, repeat count to change from infinity (-1) to 1

3. for it to call the onComplete method once that 1 rotation is done, where it stops in the correct value;

 

What actually happens is the spinning starts to slow down as i would expect as it is reaching the target value however it then start animating again... Its like the repeat is not working..

Could anyone help me?

 

Seems weird.

Thanks,

Bynho

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updateTo() is for updating the tweening values - if you want to alter the repeat, just set that directly, like this:

 

//v11
_tween.repeat = 1;

//v12
_tween.repeat(1);

 

Thanks for the quick reply, however when I try that it seems to ignore it.

 

If i remove the updateTo then the repeat works, however I need the rotation to slowly ease out back to a certain angle.

 

here is the code, that is still not working...

 

_tween.repeat = 1;
_tween.updateTo({rotation:_angleToStop, onComplete:onF},true);

 

Thanks

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It worked fine for me - I wonder if you're running into a problem because you're continuing to use the onUpdate that constantly runs the updateTo() over and over and over, thus essentially restarting the tween on every frame. Are you setting your _stop variable back to false after you run the updateTo()?

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