[Tweener] lookiing for some equation class documentation

[Zeh Fernando]

>     So i'm a little french guy who enjoys the last update of the
>     documentation particulary about the shortcut classes, they are very
>     useful tx zeh!
>     By the way I am wondering what this equation class is about, i can't
>     find documentation about it, does it allow to change the ease
>     equations properties? Can we just configure our own equations?

The equations class just holds the equations for the easing movements. 
They're basically Robert Penner's easing equations, and they're the same 
as used on all other tweening engines. If you open the class it'll be 
fairly easy to understand.

There's a bit more information on that here:
http://www.robertpenner.com/easing/

You can create your own equations and use them, as "transition" also 
take a function as a paremeter.


>     To finish i have an extra queston regarding an evolution you could make.
>     Before I use Tweeenr I used to use TweenLite wich is great as
>     well...i was wondering if you were planning on implementing some
>     method equivalent to the TweenLite.from()??

There's a number of things planned that had to be postponed for some 
real life issues including last year of college. However, something 
from() isn't high on the queue I'd say; I'd have to have a more in-depth 
look at it.


>     cheers and sorry for my english, hope you understand what i mean.
>     "au revoir"

Your message was perfectly understandable, don't worry. Remember english 
is not my language either, so it's not like I'd care a lot about people 
doing mistakes. :)


Zeh