Motion Prototype Funtion. Please i really need this. Thank You.

[Gerebeto]

Hello to Everybody,

i created a prototype function which fades in and fades out a MC.
i use it this way: MC.fade("In", speed, limit). It's working Fine.

Now i want to create a prototype function which moves a MC including easing. I would like to be able to use it this way:

MC.move(goX, goY, speed); or something like this.

I have been trying for 2 days and i also looked in several places but i couldn't find something like this. I am sure for a lot of people this is simple but i am having problems with it. Can someone help me?

Thank You,
Miguel

[pom]

MovieClip.prototype.easeTo(destx,desty,easing){
this._x+=(destx-this._x)/easing;
this._y+=(desty-this._y)/easing;
}pom :asian:

[Gerebeto]

Hi,

thanks for your help but your function doesn't move it well...it moves the MC by steps...

Cheers,
Miguel

[lostinbeta]

That code works fine for me.... well except that it should look like...


MovieClip.prototype.easeTo = function(destx, desty, easing) {
this._x += (destx-this._x)/easing;
this._y += (desty-this._y)/easing;
};

Wow, I never thought I would see the day when I could fix Ilyas' coding! He is probably going to hate me now :evil:

Anyways, enough babbling, directly on the movie clip I applied these actions..

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
easeTo(0, 0, 5);
}

Well I did exactly that and it worked great. If it is jumpy for you, maybe you should up your fps rate, that could fix the problem.

[Gerebeto]

Hi,

being this a prototype, shoudn't i also be able to write this on the actions layer, to move the MC "InstanceName"?

_root.InstanceName.easeTo(0, 0, 5);

Thanks,
Miguel

P.S: about the error in the code i knew it was missing the "function" word. My problem is that i am not able to move the Mc with this command and i think i should be able to do that.

[lostinbeta]

No, the _root.instanceName.easeTo on the main timeline won't work.

It won't work because the location needs to be updated onEnterFrame....so try this...

_root.instanceName.onEnterFrame = function(){
this.easeTo(0,0,5);
}


<B>EDIT: </B> I just tested it, it works:)

[pom]

Ah, yes, sorry, I didn't test my code :+)