If I understand requirements,
AnimationEngine does it pretty well....
A quote from Maltes animationEngine docs:
"To act on multiple controls simultanously do the following
aeLock[commandname]s
[command]
[command]
aeUnlock[commandname]s
e.g.:
aeLockWidths
aeChangeWidth the long ID of grc 1,100,1000,"bounce"
aeChangeWidth the long ID of fld 1,100,1000,"bounce"
aeUnlockWidths
This will allow you to act on multiple controls in sync, just like with
aeMoveTo.
you could also try adding the name of the target controls to an array, then
looping through it with the command?
on mouseUp
put the name of btn "btn1" into controlA[1]
put the name of btn "btn2" into controlA[2]
repeat for each element tControl in controlA
move tControl x,y
end repeat
end mouseUp
cheers,
A.
On 22/01/2011, at 1:29 AM, Jim Sims wrote:
On Jan 21, 2011, at 3:14 PM, JosepM wrote:
>
> Nop... They move one after one, when the first finish all the movement the
> next one begin the next...
Can you group them and then move the group?
sims
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