The following example shows how you can customize the move easing function on a wipe effect.
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The following example shows how you can customize the duration and easing function used when a user clicks on a thumb track on an HSlider or VSlider control in Flex.
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The following example shows how you can control the easing duration and easing function that the Accordion container uses when changing the visible child container.
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In a previous post (“Embedding and animating fonts in a Flex application“), we looked at embedding a font in a Flex application so we could animate, rotate, and set the alpha for a Text control. Well, as we learnt, sometimes embedding a whole font face can dramatically increase the size of the final SWF output. In this post we’ll look at only specifying a certain range of characters for an embedded font, which will help reduce file sizes.
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I meant to post this earlier, and I already touched on font embedding in an earlier post (Building a basic controller for the VideoDisplay control), but here’s a quick little way to embed a font in a Flex application.
In this example we embed a font (the awesome “Base 02″ PC TrueType font (TTF) from http://www.stereo-type.net/), animate it using the Zoom effect and the Elastic.easeOut easing method. We also set the rotation and alpha properties (which you can’t do with non-embedded fonts), and we set the fontAntiAliasType to “advanced” to give the font a cleaner look. Finally we use the effectEnd event to loop the animation.
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