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Hi<br />
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Rather than creating tweens manually on the timeline is it possible to create tweens using AS2 between presentation slides.<br />
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My timeline is setup with folders containg several layers for each slide. So i have a folder for slide1, slide 2 and so on. The layers within these folders contain the assets for each slide which are movieclips etc<br />
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How can i use the tween class to create a fade effect when navigating between slides? I have set up a navigation menu that loads the appropraite slide by playing the right frame<br />
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Cheers
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Hi

Rather than creating tweens manually on the timeline is it possible to create tweens using AS2 between presentation slides.

My timeline is setup with folders containg several layers for each slide. So i have a folder for slide1, slide 2 and so on. The layers within these folders contain the assets for each slide which are movieclips etc

How can i use the tween class to create a fade effect when navigating between slides? I have set up a navigation menu that loads the appropraite slide by playing the right frame

Cheers

using tween class between slides as2

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