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Multiple Motion Tweens for One Object

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strike_eagle - 30 Nov 2005 18:58 GMT
I am making an interactive map where when a user clicks on a location, a window
pops up and moves over into a location on the side.  I'd like to make the
window curve or spiral out of the selected location instead of a straight slide
across the screen, and I'm also trying to make the window grow out of the
location from nothing into the normal size.

There are 52 different locations, so I don't want to have to make 52 separate
movie clips and 5 motion guides to go with them.  Is there a way to attach
multiple motion guides and select the one to be used during runtime, or perhaps
a way to dynamically set the motion guide for the object in ActionScript?

Thanks!
James
strike_eagle - 30 Nov 2005 23:23 GMT
Is there a way to do this besides having to make an individual window for every different clickable location and give it its own motion guide?
redl3tt3r - 30 Nov 2005 23:59 GMT
Hey,

You are going about this all wrong, you should definatly use actionscript to
achive this. I have wrote a whole calss to just this thing where you only have
to put one line of code for each function.

I have to run from work now but if you want to e-mail me at  
redletterATgmailDOTcom I would love ot help you out.

-Edward  
 
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