[Tweener] Color filters not compatible.

Tue Jun 10 07:13:50 PDT 2008

This may help -- it's something I discovered a while back...  In
ColorShortcuts.as, change line 239 to

var cfm:ColorTransform = new ColorTransform(mc, mc, mc, p_obj.alpha, co,
co, co, 0);

You might have to do it for line 245 as well. I haven't really used
contrast tweens much so I haven't altered that one yet. This might not
solve your problem, but it did solve a similar problem I had in the past
with alpha values being over-written by that ColorTransform object.

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if the second overrwrites the first is logical, a contrast of 0 overrwrites
the brightness. And is working like this because both of them use
colorTransform i suppose.

On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 2:14 AM, Bradley <bradley at seven2.net> wrote:
  I'm trying to tween _brightness and _contrast with one tween like so:

  Tweener.addTween(someClip, {_brightness:-.5, contrast:.5, time:.5};

  It seems like the two props can't be used with each other, and the second
  one defined overwrites the first.

  Tweener.addTween(someClip, {_brightness:-.5, contrast:0, time:.5};

  should yield the same result as

  Tweener.addTween(someClip, {_brightness:-.5, time:.5};

  but the first one does nothing at all. The second one actually changes
  the brightness like both of them should.

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