Class Parameters for Flash CS3 fl.transitions

Class Parameters for Flash CS3 fl.transitions
  • PixelDissolve Transition

    import fl.transitions.*;
    import fl.transitions.easing.*;

    // apply PixelDissolve transition
    TransitionManager.start(photo_mc, {type:PixelDissolve, direction:Transition.IN, duration:5, easing:None.easeNone, xSections:50, ySections:50});


    The PixelDissolve effect takes two class parameters. The xSections parameter can be an integer from 1 – 50 and sets the number of small masks on the horizontal axis. The ySections parameter does the same for the vertical axis.

  • Rotate Transition

    import fl.transitions.*;
    import fl.transitions.easing.*;

    // apply Rotate transition
    TransitionManager.start(photo_mc, {type:Rotate, direction:Transition.IN, duration:5, easing:None.easeNone, ccw:false, degrees:1080});


    The Rotate effects needs two class parameters. The ccw parameter sets the rotation to counter clock wise if the boolean value is set to true and clock wise if set to false. The degrees parameter is an integer between 1 – 9999 and determines the amount of rotation. For example, to rotate the object three times, I have set this parameter to 360 x 3 which is 1080.

  • Squeeze Transition

    import fl.transitions.*;
    import fl.transitions.easing.*;

    // apply Squeeze transition
    TransitionManager.start(photo_mc, {type:Squeeze, direction:Transition.IN, duration:5, easing:None.easeNone, dimension:0});


    The Squeeze class parameter is dimension and can be an integer 0 or 1. If set to 0, the effect will be horizontal and vertical, if set to 1.

  • Wipe Transition

    import fl.transitions.*;
    import fl.transitions.easing.*;

    // apply Wipe transition
    TransitionManager.start(photo_mc, {type:Wipe, direction:Transition.IN, duration:5, easing:None.easeNone, startPoint:6});


    The Wipe effect takes the startPoint class parameter which controls the starting point for the effect. As above, the integer can be 1 – 9.


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