Sure I need it for a game I’m making for touchlib I’m building it for the group to use. This is the biggest part for the game so this would help me so much. I will test it all you want on windows. Thanks

Attached is an updated class, done quite quickly. Sorry for the wait. It needs testing so let me know of any bugs.

Also, anyone using Flex may have the bug mentioned before. Anyone wants to try and fix it using the information earlier in this thread is welcome.

Thanks.. been waiting all day for this. I will test it tonight and get back to you latest tomorrow.
Thank you thank you

weyforth - 21 July 2008 08:15 PM

Attached is an updated class, done quite quickly. Sorry for the wait. It needs testing so let me know of any bugs.

Also, anyone using Flex may have the bug mentioned before. Anyone wants to try and fix it using the information earlier in this thread is welcome.

Hey weyforth the class works perfectly nice work

I tested this class out a little and so far so good. Nice job : )

I haven’t tested it yet, but it’s much appreciated weyforth. We’ll also have to add it to the other classes that scale/rotate too at another time.

What technique is this using? Doesn’t seem to use the matrix/translate one, right? Is the matrix one not good?

I’ll try and get flex back on my computer soon and see if I can work things out. I’m not sure why there would be a bug in flex and not in flash.

No problem guys glad I could be of some use in this forum

Anyway it’s good to hear the class works so far, and cerupcat, I combined the functions of the dynamic registration class into the rotatablescalable class, but if your planning on adding the same functionality to the other classes we might want to think about simply extending the dynamic registration class? I also found that if I used the transformation method, my tweens would mess up as some properties such as scaleY were returning 0 all the time. I’m not sure about flex...never used it :(