[Tweener] Applying filter after Tween results in movie shifting...

[Zeh Fernando]

No clue, other than the fact that filters seem to behave differently 
depending on the scale of the parent container. I've had a number of 
problems like that in the past and my solution has been to have the 
filter always applied, only changing its radius or alpha.

The other thing I'd advise you is to tween the scale of a movieclip, and 
never the height (unless it's a class in which the "heigh" property has 
some special function). But it's unrelated to the problem.


Zeh

Mike Lohrman wrote:
> I have a movie clip(movie2) within a movie clip(movie1).   Originally I 
> had a drop shadow filter on (movie2), and it worked fine.  I later 
> decided to tween (movie2) and after it was done tweening, add the drop 
> shadow.  It adds the shadow, but shifts (movie2) to the right 4px...Any 
> idea why adding the filter changes the position?  I'm not even sure this 
> is a Tweener problem, but I know it works fine if I don't tween the 
> movie first.
> 
> var dropShadow:DropShadowFilter = new DropShadowFilter(3, 55, 0x000000, 
> .5, 10, 10, 1, 1, false, false, false);
> 
> Tweener.addTween(movie1.blah1.blah2, {height: 322, transition: 
> "easeOutExpo", time: .25, delay: .4, onComplete: function() 
> {movie1.movie2.filters = [dropShadow];}});
> 
> 
> Thanks for any help!
> 
> Mike
> 
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