ActionScript Motion Tween on Menu?

Question

I'm making a navigation menu. On previous menus, I've had a
movieclip of a bar that changed places on the menu to correspond to
where the user is on the site. Example: If the user clicks on the
"media" button, I would have the bar movieclip change position by
something like: bar_mc._y = 150; So, the bar always moves to show
you what button you just clicked on.

What I would like to do on my next menu, is to actually have
the bar slide from menu option to menu option instead of just
instantly making it jump. Anyone able to give me a code example of
how to do this, or know of a good tutorial online for doing this?

Thanks,

Josh

jthereliable-ohDoY4 · Answer

Make it so when you click it, it's not bar_mc._y=150; make itbar_mc.gotoY=150; and in bar_mc, put thisonClipEvent(load){gotoY=[initialpoint];}onClipEvent(enterFrame){_y+=(_y-gotoY)/2}

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