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Timelines - Tween containers #914
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Yeah, but the problem is this is not a part of Starling and Starling's tweening engine is already pretty solid, it just needs timelines. |
Thanks for the suggestion! I can totally see the sense in that. BTW, just for reference: it's by far not as elaborate, but there actually is a way you can chain tweens together in the current API: via Tween.nextTween. |
If you need any more references, I created something like that some time ago (based on your Tweens), but it's still inconvenient to use, if it's not a part of Starling: |
Thanks, I will definitely take a look at that! 😄 |
vote! |
Daniel |
I'm definitely considering that, yes! I can totally see the use of it. As for the priority — anyone, please just keep voting! 😄 |
vote vote |
Any update on Tween Timeline, executing multiple tweens in a sequence? |
Not yet, sorry! But I'll take this as a "vote"! 😉 |
here's my vote! Currently I just have to use TimelineMax... |
Vote Vote Vote! |
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vote! |
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Chaining multiple tweens, so each one starts after the previous one finished is currently quite fiddly - you basically have to start a new tween from the old one's onComplete handler - not very convenient. It's also currently impossible to create a more complex animations/sequences and play them back and forth, change their transition, etc.
My proposition is to introduce a container class for storing tweens (and other containers) - a Timeline class. They have something like that in this Java lib: http://www.aurelienribon.com/blog/projects/universal-tween-engine/
It's really a must have if you plan to do any more complex animations, so I think this would make a great addition to Starling's tweens.
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