Move() and cubic functions

[monele]

The thingie has been sent through YouSendIt... Tell me if you didn't get the file ^^;.. or better yet :

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... fm@evc.net


In the mean time, I've been playing around with Zoom and did things like a filtered version of it (though I probably won't use it much given the slowdown when the picture reaches a certain size), a "factor scale" version of it (defining a rectangle was difficult for me ^^;...) and finally an eased version of it (yay for smooth start and stop ^^). I think I'm getting the hang of this except that....

- I couldn't find an obvious way to make Zoom work with fractions of the screen just like Position does.
- If I use my new Zoom-with-ease function, and I quit (at anytime), I get a crash and--... scratch that, I finally found what the problem was ^^ (was defining image sizes as a float because I was multiplying with a float.. *slaps forehead*)

So yea, all's fine, yay

[PyTom]

I've got the file, just haven't had time to look at it. (I've recently taken on some consulting work which takes some time to accomplish... and then yesterday, the number of support requests coming in were insane.)

I'll look at it after dinner, which should occur shortly.

[monele]

No probs ^^ Been working on other parts of the game in the mean time anyway . And I realize I don't actively need this MoveTransition thing for now... it's mostly polish ^^.

[PyTom]

Okay, the problem is that Motion, as used in _MoveEase(), is currying. When called the first time, it returns a function that, when called the second time, returns a displayable.

_MoveEaseTransition wants to add real displayables to the layers.

The solution is probably to add the line

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move = move()

Before the line:

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newsl.append((tag, None, anim, move))

I'm looking to add more customizablity to Move, Motion, MoveTransition and the line, in 5.5.5. So it may make sense to wait for that.

[monele]

Yay, it works . Thanks ^.^.

About 5.5.5 : does it mean it will break things in my custom functions ? Or just that I might not need the functions anymore ?
I don't plan to do much animation for now, so I'll probably just see what happens with 5.5.5.

Thanks again ^^

[PyTom]

5.5.5 won't break your functions, but it will probably render them obsolete.