thanks for your response, but in this case i don’t want a function onComplete because i want that the circle become red during the transition with a specific parametrer (in my case an xScale and yScale =1.2) and not at the end …
your response is what i have resquested.
sorry and thanks
good day
local paint = { 1, 0, 0 } local square = display.newRect( 100, 100, 30, 30 ) square.fill = paint transition.scaleTo( square, { xScale=2, yScale =2, time=1000 } ) transition.to(square, { xScale=1.5, yScale =1.5, onComplete = function() display.newCircle ( 150, 250, 30, 30 ) end })hi,
transition.scaleTo( square, { xScale=2, yScale =2, time=1000 } ) transition.to(square, { xScale=-2, yScale =-2, onComplete = transition.cancel })
I still have a problem …
I can not, for example, to stop the transition when my square -2 size, animation persite still to be
my goal is to get to have a square tapering up to a certain value and then stop the animation “scaleTo” for my square remains in this small
what’s the good solution ?
I think you need to have an enter frame event listener for this.
For example:
[lua]local square = display.newRect( 100, 100, 30, 30 )
transition.scaleTo( square, { xScale=10, yScale =10, time=3000 } )
local function onEveryFrame( event )
if square.yScale > 5 then
square:setFillColor(1,1,0)
end
end
Runtime:addEventListener( “enterFrame”, onEveryFrame )[/lua]
thanks but how do you do to stop this transition when the yScale of the square is = 5 while keeping my square displayed with this scale of 5
I hope I understand correctly:
[lua]local square = display.newRect( 100, 100, 30, 30 )
transition.scaleTo( square, {tag = “squareTransition”, xScale=10, yScale =10, time=3000 } )
local function onEveryFrame( event )
if square.yScale > 5 then
square:setFillColor(1,1,0)
transition.cancel(“squareTransition”)
end
end
Runtime:addEventListener( “enterFrame”, onEveryFrame )[/lua]
thanks a lot, I learned a lot of things with your code snippet notammnet the possibility of appointing a transition tag to play with afterwards
maybe just a last question, why this animation is not stopped when the value exceeds -1?
local square = display.newRect( 100, 100, 100, 100 ) transition.scaleBy( square, {tag = "squareTransition", xScale =-2, yScale =-2, time=3000 } ) local function onEveryFrame( event ) if square.yScale \> -1 then square:setFillColor(1,1,0) transition.cancel("squareTransition") end end Runtime:addEventListener( "enterFrame", onEveryFrame )Square yScale is 1 when it starts which is higher than -1 so transition is cancelled immediately.
Probably you want to do less than -1? _ if square.yScale < -1 then _
Put print(square.yScale) inside onEveryFrame and see the value change in real time.
sorry for my stupid question, i have found the solution
local square = display.newRect( 100, 100, 100, 100 ) transition.scaleBy( square, {tag = "squareTransition", xScale =-2, yScale =-2, time=3000 } ) local function onEveryFrame( event ) if square.yScale \<= 0.1 then square:setFillColor(1,1,0) transition.cancel("squareTransition") end end Runtime:addEventListener( "enterFrame", onEveryFrame )we answered at the same time 
yes I compare a value of 0-1 square.yScale and not from -1 to 1
it is only xScale Yscale and which can be reduced to negative numbers for the function ScaleBy
so I can reduce my square to a value smaller than its form intiale 100,100
I did what you said and two strange things
in fact the animation does not always end the same way, the size of the square is not always the same.
through your code print(square.yScale) seen I get different values for each launch
0.00666666
0.00455555
0.002588888
0.088866666
out yet that could not happen because I ask <= 0.04
local variable = math.random(0,300) local square = display.newRect( variable, variable, variable, variable ) transition.scaleBy( square, {tag = "squareTransition", xScale =-1, yScale =-1, time=600 } ) local function onEveryFrame( event ) print(square.yScale) if square.yScale \<= 0.04 then -- square:setFillColor(1,1,0) transition.cancel("squareTransition") end endIts update every 30 or 60 times per second so its not 100% accurate but should be pretty close.
You can set it to the scale you need after you cancel the transition if you need to be so accurate:
[lua]local function onEveryFrame( event )
print(square.yScale)
if square.yScale <= 0.04 then
transition.cancel(“squareTransition”)
square.yScale = 0.04
square.xScale = 0.04
end
end[/lua]
yes it is better, but is it impossible to make a corona in the same animation every time ?
My final test is to reproduce a ball falls into a hole and I would like to have the same animation every time.
Do you see visual different?
Maybe make a new thread and write about your concerns with sample? Probably you will not get input from others in this thread because it has become long.
the best solution i found but i I’m having a problem because I wanted to compare a specific yScale and define an action based on the value …
but if corona responds to an approximate value, I can not rely on this parameter Yscale …
Specifically, if the ball falls I would like at a certain value Yscale I make an animation where it breaks
local square = display.newRect( variable, variable, 100, 100 ) transition.scaleBy( square, {tag = "squareTransition", xScale =-1, yScale =-1, time=1000, alpha = 0.1 } ) local function onEveryFrame( event ) print(square.yScale) if square.yScale \<= 0.1 then square:setFillColor(1,0,0) transition.cancel("squareTransition") if square.yScale ~= 0.1 then square.alpha = 0 end end endok thanks for your help