Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.TweenerModes enumeration reference
scaleform.TweenerModes enumeration reference
scaleform.Tweener.set_next_tweener (self, nextTweener, mode, dur, del, rev) Sets the tweener that will be executed once this tweener finishes its job(creates a chain of tweeners).
scaleform.Tweener.start (self, tweenerMode, duration, delay) Starts the tween, if it is not already running.
scaleform.TweenerModes.FramesModeIndicates that the tweener interprets the value as frames.
scaleform.TweenerModes.TimeModeIndicates that the tweener interprets the value as seconds.
self : scaleform.TweenerThe tweener currently in use.
nextTweener : scaleform.TweenerThe next tweener to be executed.
mode : scaleform.TweenerModesThe mode of the tweener.
dur : numberDuration of the tween - How long a transition will take place.
del : number?Amount of time to delay the tween.
The ? notation indicates that this type is optional: there may be zero or one instances of it.
rev : boolean?A flag to reverse the tween.
The ? notation indicates that this type is optional: there may be zero or one instances of it.
self : scaleform.TweenerThe tweener currently in use.
tweenerMode : scaleform.TweenerModesThe mode of the tweener - time mode or frame mode.
duration : numberHow long a transition will take (in ms or frames).
delay : number?How much time the transition must wait before it starts.
The ? notation indicates that this type is optional: there may be zero or one instances of it.
scaleform.TweenerA Lua interface to Tweener.
scaleform.TweenerModesAn internal enumeration that controls behavior of tweeners. A numeric value.true or false.Indicates a table.
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