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Hi I just bought the the Shockingly Green version and I have a little problem with animating a timeline object.

 

This works very well in the begining but I want to set the alpha of the object to zero when it is done animating but alas it won't work! WHY

 

Can some one please help me.

_timeLine.insertMultiple(TweenMax.allFrom(_vadVetDuOm.textFields, 2.5, {blurFilter:{blurX:20}, x:"-200", alpha:0, ease:Quad.easeIn}, 1));
_vadVetDuOm.x = 5;
_vadVetDuOm.y = 100;
addChild(_vadVetDuOm);
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First of all, thanks for being "Shockingly Green"!

 

I noticed you're doing an "allFrom()" tween which means that you're defining the beginning alpha value to be 0 and it will tween to whatever it currently is (probably 1). Are you trying to go the other way maybe? Or did you want the alpha to go from 0 to 1 and then suddenly jump to 0? Please provide a few more details about the effect you're going for and we'll do our best to help. 

 

Side note: it looks like you're using v11 syntax, but I'd highly recommend updating to v12 which offers some convenience methods directly on the timeline classes, so you could do _timeLine.staggerFrom(....) instead of having to nest things like _timeLine.insertMultiple( TweenMax.allFrom(...) ); The old syntax still works - I just think you'll find the new syntax to be more concise and easier to read. http://www.greensock.com/v12/

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The effect I want is that I want to start an text animation from outside the screen area

 

my textfield should fly in from the left to the middle, delay for 2 seconds and then then fly out on the right

 

deleay 1 second and then have another textfield fly in from the right to the middle, delay for 2 seconds and then fly out on the left

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The v12 syntax is consistent across the JS, AS3, and AS2 flavors. So yes, you can use it in AS3. 

 

It sounds like you meant to do something like this:

var tl:TimelineLite = new TimelineLite();
var text:Array = [mc1, mc2, mc3];
var slideDuration:Number = 1;
var delay:Number = 2;
for (var i:int = 0; i < text.length; i++) {
	tl.from(text[i], slideDuration, {x:"-=200", alpha:0, blurFilter:{blurX:20}}, ((i == 0) ? 0 : "+=1"));
	tl.to(text[i], slideDuration, {x:"+=200", alpha:0, blurFilter:{blurX:20}, ease:Quad.easeIn}, "+=" + delay);
}

Right?

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