AQFade
| Kind of class: | class |
|---|---|
| Inherits from: | none |
| Author: | Arthur Clemens |
| Classpath: | org.asapframework.util.actionqueue.AQFade |
| File last modified: | Thursday, 12 October 2006, 11:19:40 |
ActionQueue method that controls the alpha blend of a movieclip.
See also AQPulse to fade a movieclip in a pulsating manner.
See also AQPulse to fade a movieclip in a pulsating manner.
Summary
Class properties
- START_VALUE : Number
- Start animation value to be returned to the perform function.
- END_VALUE : Number
- End animation value to be returned to the perform function.
Class methods
- fade (inMC:MovieClip, inDuration:Number, inStartAlpha:Number, inEndAlpha:Number, inEffect:Function) : ActionQueuePerformData
Class properties
END_VALUE
static private END_VALUE:Number = 0
(read)
End animation value to be returned to the perform function.
START_VALUE
static private START_VALUE:Number = 1
(read)
Start animation value to be returned to the perform function.
Class methods
fade
static function fade (
inMC:MovieClip,
inDuration:Number,
inStartAlpha:Number,
inEndAlpha:Number,
inEffect:Function) : ActionQueuePerformData
Parameters:
inMC :
movieclip to fade
inDuration :
length of animation in seconds; 0 is used for perpetual animations - use -1 for instant change
inStartAlpha:
value to start fading from; if null then inMC's current _alpha value is used
inEndAlpha :
value to start fading to; if null then inMC's current _alpha value is used
inEffect :
(optional) An effect function, for instance one of the mx.transitions.easing methods. Arguments to pass the effect function may be appended as a comma-separated list.
Returns:
- A new ActionQueuePerformData object.
Example:
- This example fades in a movieclip from its current alpha to 100 in 2 seconds:
queue.addAction( AQFade.fade, my_mc, 2, null, 100, Regular.easeIn );