I’m getting some strange results when trying to blur a bunch of thumbnails.
Each is it’s own instance of a movieclip, with a class. I’ve tried it a variety of ways but always seems to play out in sequence. I’m already tweening their transparency with no problem so I’m quite confused.

I’ve tried using TweenLite for just the thumbnails and that works fine, but I’m using Twease throughout the project, rather than switching between two.

Any ideas why I might be seeing this behaviour?

import flash.filters.BlurFilter;
var filter:BlurFilter = new BlurFilter(0, 0, 3);
Twease.tween({target:filter, blurX:8, blurY:8, time:3, ease:’easeOutElastic’, upfunc:function(){my_mc.filters = [filter]}});

Pretty simple, just replace my_mc with your real target movieclip, and interchange that with whatever filter and props you want. If you’re going to use multiple filters, then have that array in there all the filter objects. If you’re going to tween multiple filters at the exact same time, you can save a bit by only running one upfunc. That shouldn’t be an issue though unless you really notice a hit.

With this latest one, you can tween anything: object properties, items in an array, and even entire arrays, which just about covers everything.

Twease Test Fla 1.1

I recently needed a tweening class, and stumbled upon Fuze. It is great, but all I am using it for is to fade one MovieClip out while another MovieClip fades in. And using Fuze for this one task is just overkill. I noticed my compile time double after I added it too.

This is why I want to switch it over to Twease.

I did a few test runs with Twease but am not too sure what im doing yet. Do you have any example files, so I could pull them apart and see how Twease works?