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How to kill ThrowPropsPlugin

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Hi.

 

//Set up your tween like so:
var myThrowTween:TweenLite = TweenLite.to(mc, 2, {throwProps:{x:500, y:-300}});

//when you need to kill it
myThrowTween.kill()

// or
TweenLite.killTweensOf(mc);

 

You can just use the kill-related methods that TweenLite and TweenMax provide. They will work the same regardless of whether or not ThrowProps is involved.

 

Let us know if you need any more help.

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Hi Carl,

 

Thanks for your quick reply :) u always very helpful.

ThrowPropsPlugin.to(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer, {throwProps:{
		 y:{
		  velocity:yVelocity,
		  max:25,
		  min: -(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer.height - _MINIHEIGHT),
		  resistance:50
		 }
	    },onUpdate : function(){
	    _scrollBar.y = -(_botScroll/_yOverlap * (_panelContainer.mc_productContainer.y - 25 ));
	    checkPosition(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer.y);
		   }, ease:Strong.easeOut
	    }, 5, 0.3, 1);

 

How do i kill it in this situation?

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Ah, thanks for the clarification.

 

Take a peak at the ThrowProps.to() method signature:

public static function to(target:Object, vars:Object, maxDuration:Number = 100, minDuration:Number = 0.25, overshootTolerance:Number = 1):TweenLite

 

Since to() returns a TweenLite you should be able to do this:

 

var myThrowTween:TweenLite = ThrowPropsPlugin.to(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer, {throwProps:{
            y:{
             velocity:yVelocity,
             max:25,
             min: -(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer.height - _MINIHEIGHT),
             resistance:50
            }
           },onUpdate : function(){
           _scrollBar.y = -(_botScroll/_yOverlap * (_panelContainer.mc_productContainer.y - 25 ));
           checkPosition(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer.y);
              }, ease:Strong.easeOut
           }, 5, 0.3, 1);

 

and then to kill, same as before:

 

 

myThrowTween.kill()
// or
TweenLite.killTweensOf(_panelContainer.mc_productContainer);

 

That should work fine. Pleasure to help you.

 

-c

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