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MCTE V3 Methods



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You can instantiate the MCTE from ActionScript, dynamically or statically using the following syntax:

Method Description
hide Performs a hide transition based on the setup that the MCTE already has.

Usage:
mcteInstance.hide();
or
targetInstance.MCTE.hide();
removeEffect It instantly removes the effect and the MCTE from a specific target.

Usage:
mcteInstance.removeEffect();
or
targetInstance.MCTE.removeEffect();
show Performs a show transition based on the setup that the MCTE already has.

Usage:
mcteInstance.show();
or
targetInstance.MCTE.show();
transitionEffect The method used to perform the transition effect, this is only for advanced use, you don’t need to use this method in order to perfom transitions on a frame animation basis.

All parameters are optional, however, the transitionType (the first parameter) should be entered.

Sytax:
mcteInstance.transitionEffect([transitionType:String, [patternName:String, preset:NotSet, gain:Number, tweenType:String, easeType:String, tweenDuration:Number, customParam1:String, customParam2:String, customParam3:String, customParam4:String, customParam5:String] ] );

Usage:
mcteInstance.transitionEffect("show");
mcteInstance.transitionEffect("show", "SquareScale", "6", 100, "Strong", "easeInOut", 20, "", "100", "20");
or
targetInstance.MCTE.transitionEffect("show");
transitionFrom Performs a state-to-state transition on a single MovieClip (from second state to first) or a mc-to-mc transition on two MovieClips (from second clip to first) based on the setup that the MCTE already has.

Usage:
mcteInstance.transitionFrom();
or
targetInstance.MCTE.transitionFrom();
transitionTo Performs a state-to-state transition on a single MovieClip (from first state to second) or a mc-to-mc transition on two MovieClips (from first clip to second) based on the setup that the MCTE already has.

Usage:
mcteInstance.transitionTo();
or
targetInstance.MCTE.transitionTo();

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