The following example shows how you can create an animated transition between two colors using the Flex Gumbo FxAnimateColor class.
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Effects
In a previous example, “3D Rotating objects in Flex 4 using the Spark Rotate3D effect and Flash Player 10″, we saw how you could rotate objects in 3D space from 0 to 360 degrees along the X, Y, and Z axis using the Spark Rotate3D effect in the Flex 4 SDK.
The following example shows how you can rotate an image relative to its current rotation by setting the yBy property on the Spark Rotate3D instance.
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The following example shows how you can rotate objects in 3D space using the Flex Rotate3D effect using the latest version (build 4.0.0.8811) of the beta Flex 4 SDK.
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The following example shows how you can apply a resize effect to a Flex HBox container by setting the resizeEffect style/effect.
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In a previous example, “Creating a custom creation complete effect on a Flex Alert control”, we saw how you could specify an effect which gets played when an Alert control is displayed by setting the Alert control’s creationCompleteEffect style.
The following example shows how you can apply a parallel Fade/Move effect when the Alert control is created by setting the the creationCompleteEffect effect/style in MXML and ActionScript.
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The following example shows how you can add a complete effect on a Flex Image control by setting the completeEffect effect using MXML, CSS, or ActionScript.
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In a previous example, “Sequencing effects in Flex using the mx:Sequence tag”, we saw how you could sequence tween effects using the <mx:Sequence /> tag.
The following example shows how you can create the same sequenced effects using ActionScript instead of MXML.
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The following example shows how you can set effects on a Flex Image control using ActionScript by setting the showEffect and hideEffect effects using the setStyle() method.
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