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michaelo41530365
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July 12, 2017
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Masking one container with another?

  • July 12, 2017
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I am creating a slider that I would like to change color relative to where the slider "button is at. 

Here is the base of the slider "sliderBase" is the grey bar that will stay stationary and be slid across.

The green slider "sliderBaseGreen"  is what I would like to be unmasked as the matte passes over it.

The red bar is the "sliderBaseMatte" which I would like to use to reveal the green slider bar.

my code so far is:

_stage = this;

slider = new lib.slider();

sliderBase = new lib.sliderBase();

sliderBaseGreen = new lib.sliderBaseGreen();

sliderBaseMatte = new lib.sliderBaseMatte();

SLIDER = new createjs.Container();

SLIDER.addChild(slider,);

SLIDER.x = 27.05;

SLIDER.y = 170.85;

SLIDERBASE = new createjs.Container();

SLIDERBASE.x = 168.95;

SLIDERBASE.y = 381.8;

SLIDERBASE.addChild(sliderBase);

SLIDERBASEGREEN = new createjs.Container();

SLIDERBASEGREEN.x = 168.95;

SLIDERBASEGREEN.y = 381.8;

sliderBaseMatte.x = -760;

sliderBaseMatte.y = -13;SLIDERBASEGREEN.addChild(sliderBaseGreen);

console.log(stage.getChildIndex(SLIDERBASEGREEN.sliderBaseMatte));

SLIDERBASEMATTE = new createjs.Container();

SLIDERBASEMATTE.x = 168.95;

SLIDERBASEMATTE.y = 381.8;

SLIDERBASEMATTE.addChild(sliderBaseMatte);

stage.addChild(SLIDERBASE, SLIDERBASEGREEN, SLIDERBASEMATTE, SLIDER)

//console.log(stage.getChildIndex(SLIDERBASEMATTE));

var isMouseDown = false, sliderValue;

var isClicked = false;

SLIDER.on("mousedown", function (evt) {

this.parent.addChild(this);

this.offset = {

x: this.x - evt.stageX

};

});

SLIDER.on("mouseout ", function (evt) {

stage.preventSelection = false;

});

SLIDER.on("pressmove", function (evt) {

this.x = evt.stageX + this.offset.x;

isMouseDown = true;

});

SLIDER.on("pressup", function (evt) {

isMouseDown = false;

});

createjs.Ticker.addEventListener("tick", handleTick);

function handleTick(event) {

if (SLIDER.x < 27.05) { // To prevent slider moving left side beyond the base

SLIDER.x = 27.05;

}

if (SLIDER.x > 749) { // To prevent slider moving right  side beyond the base

SLIDER.x = 749;

}

if (isMouseDown == true) {

sliderValue = Math.ceil((SLIDER.x - 117) / 3);

SLIDERBASEMATTE.x = SLIDER.x + 140;

}

//console.log(sliderValue);

stage.update();   

valueCheck(); 

}

function valueCheck(){

if(sliderValue === undefined || sliderValue <= 13){

_stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(0);

_stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(0);

slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(0);

slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(0);

//snapValue();

}

else if(sliderValue >= 14 && sliderValue <= 64 ){

_stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(1);

_stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(1);

slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(1);

slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(1);

//snapValue();

}

else if(sliderValue >= 65 && sliderValue <= 112 ){

_stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(2);

_stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(2);

slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(2);

slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(2);

//snapValue();

}

else if(sliderValue >= 113 && sliderValue <= 161){

_stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(3);

_stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(3);

slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(3);

slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(3);

//snapValue();

}

else if(sliderValue >= 162 && sliderValue <= 210){

TweenMax.to(_stage.apprenticeText, .5, {ease: Expo.easeOut, x:1185});

TweenMax.to(_stage.debtText, .5, {ease: Expo.easeOut, x:1037});

_stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(4);

_stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(4);

slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(4);

slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(4);

//snapValue();

stage.update();

}

else{

TweenMax.to(_stage.apprenticeText, .5, {ease: Expo.easeOut, x:400});

TweenMax.to(_stage.debtText, .5, {ease: Expo.easeOut, x:260});

_stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(5);

_stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(5);

slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(5);

slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(5);

//snapValue();

stage.update();

}

}

Alot of stuff going on in there, but basically i'm curious if I can have sliderBaseGreen in a container, and mask it with the sliderBaseMatte contrainer?  Or if anyone has any ideas, I would love to hear em. 

Thanks

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Correct answer ClayUUID

You're making things about as twice as complex as they need to be.

Why are you assembling all this with code instead of just putting it together directly in the IDE?

Why are you using GSAP? Animate already has a perfectly good tween library built in.

The stage.update() isn't necessary unless drags "only" responding at the frame rate of the movie really bothers you.

That huge chunk of repetitive code at the end could be condensed down to something like this:

function valueCheck() {

    var coords = [13, 64, 112, 161, 210, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER];

    for (var i = 0; i < coords.length; i++) {

        if (!sliderValue || sliderValue <= i) {

            _stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(i);

            _stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(i);

            slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(i);

            slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(i);

            if (i === 4) {

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.apprenticeText).to({x:1185}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.debtText).to({x:1037}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

            }

            else if (i === 5) {

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.apprenticeText).to({x:400}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.debtText).to({x:260}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

            }

            break;

        }

    }

}

(not tested, not guaranteed to work as-is)

As for your question whether a container can mask a container, well... it's tricky. When setting up a mask at runtime, a container can be masked, but only by a single Shape instance. You might be better off setting up your masking in the IDE and animating it using timeline tweens.

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ClayUUIDCorrect answer
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July 12, 2017

You're making things about as twice as complex as they need to be.

Why are you assembling all this with code instead of just putting it together directly in the IDE?

Why are you using GSAP? Animate already has a perfectly good tween library built in.

The stage.update() isn't necessary unless drags "only" responding at the frame rate of the movie really bothers you.

That huge chunk of repetitive code at the end could be condensed down to something like this:

function valueCheck() {

    var coords = [13, 64, 112, 161, 210, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER];

    for (var i = 0; i < coords.length; i++) {

        if (!sliderValue || sliderValue <= i) {

            _stage.apprenticeText.gotoAndStop(i);

            _stage.debtText.gotoAndStop(i);

            slider.earningsNumber.gotoAndStop(i);

            slider.debtNumber.gotoAndStop(i);

            if (i === 4) {

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.apprenticeText).to({x:1185}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.debtText).to({x:1037}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

            }

            else if (i === 5) {

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.apprenticeText).to({x:400}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

                createjs.Tween.get(_stage.debtText).to({x:260}, 250, createjs.Ease.quartOut);

            }

            break;

        }

    }

}

(not tested, not guaranteed to work as-is)

As for your question whether a container can mask a container, well... it's tricky. When setting up a mask at runtime, a container can be masked, but only by a single Shape instance. You might be better off setting up your masking in the IDE and animating it using timeline tweens.

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