Tween to another frame?

Question

Ok, I ran into a problem with tweening from one frame to another. It is hard to explain, but I'm gonna try . I have a class Main.as. In it I put my stuff on the Stage via addChild() method. Now I want to have another empty Stage at frame 25 where I can put different things on it. And I would like to tween from frame 1 to 25. Is that possible? I have read the class definition for Tween and it always needs an object to tween. Do I have to wrap everything on frame 1 into a sprite and on fram 25 into another sprite?

I hope someone understands my explanation

Thanks

kglad · Accepted Answer

Something like a fade-out and fade-in or a cross-fade . I dont know, if I get performance issues if I add 4 Sprites as containers for the pages to the stage and then add my objects to the Sprites and then tween the Sprites depending on what I want to display on the Stage.

Something what is also in my mind is, there is Actions-Frame and there is Class definition, what is the difference between those? Because I can only have one class assigned, but I can have for each frame different actions? In Objective-C I used a class to either create instances of that class or to have a reference to it.

add a parent movieclip to the stage in Main and add everything else to that parent (using addChild, for example). then when you're ready to display the next page, you can fade-out that parent. at the end of the fade remove the parent and null it (if it's never needed again).

you create another parent for your page 2 display, assign its alpha to zero, add the page 2 assets to that parent and fade it in while the page 1 parent is fading out. that will give you a cross fade.

kglad · Answer

you should rethink your setup.if you want to tween objects created in Main into something else either add objects that have a timeline tween or tween the objects with actionscript.

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