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where is the easetype "easeOutBack"?

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Tuesday, April 23rd 2013, 5:31am

where is the easetype "easeOutBack"?

Hello,

In the Version 1.0.8.xx there was a easetype named "easeOutBack",but inthe new version it's gone.

how can I use the "easeOutBack" in the new version?



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Tuesday, April 23rd 2013, 9:28am

Did you try it using the mortweentypes.swf/js?
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Tuesday, April 23rd 2013, 9:37am

hi，Tuur

the MoreTweenTypes Plugin does not have the "easeOutBack" *sad*

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Tuesday, April 23rd 2013, 12:06pm

ah yes i see..

i think you have to ask Klaus in future request thread for more tween types.

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Wednesday, April 24th 2013, 3:16pm

Hi,

right, sorry, these advanced tween types, which have parameters, are currently not supported anymore due internal changes:
* easeInElastic(amplitude*,period*)
* easeOutElastic(amplitude*,period*)
* easeInBack(overshoot*)
* easeOutBack(overshoot*)

But they might come back again in future versions.

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Klaus

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