Whether the TweensyGroup Class has any TweensyTimeline animations.

Defines whether the TweensyGroup Class will automatically resolve property tween conflicts.
Property tween conflicts occur when one property tweens time overlaps another.

Executed when all tweens are complete.

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Parameters applied to the onComplete Function.

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Executed on each frame update.

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Parameters applied to the onUpdate Function.

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Whether the TweensyGroup Class is timeline paused.

The timing system currently in use.
This can be either :

• Tweensy.TIME
• Tweensy.FRAME

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Defines how many seconds per frame are added to to each on an ENTER_FRAME when TweensyGroup Class's refreshType is of the Tweensy.FRAME mode.
This property and feature is intended as an alternative to the Tweensy.TIME (time based animation) mode which can result in jumpy effects. This is because by using Tweensy.Time rfreshType it ensures that your animation will accurately finish in the time you specify. Instead Tweensy.FRAME ensures that every frame is rendered for the duration of your animation. e.g. If your FLA frame rate is 30 frames per second then set secondsPerFrame to 1 second for every 30 frames (1/30).

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Whether the timelines contained within the TweensyGroup class will snap tweened properties to the closest whole number.

Total number of animations in progress for the TweensyGroup class.

Defines whether the TweensyGroup Class will use object pooling for instances of TweensyTimeline.
Object Pooling can result in significant performance increase as it descreases the expenses of constructing TweensyTimeline instances but requires the developer to be careful when creating references to pooled instances.
This is because pooled TweensyTimeline instances may be being reused.

Whether the timelines contained within the TweensyGroup class will use smart rotation or not.
Using smart rotation will ensure that when tweening the 'rotation' property it will turn in the shortest rotation direction.
This fixes what may otherwise appear as a visual glitch even though mathimatically it is correct.

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Adds a TweensyTimeline to the TweensyGroup class. This can be useful if you want to prepare an animation and the tweens contained within it but not necessarily have it to Tweening straight away.

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of an alpha tween for an Object instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(instance, {alpha:'value'});

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of applying brightness to a DisplayObject instance via a ColorTransform.
This is equivalent to : var ct : ColorTransform = new ColorTransform('value', 'value', 'value', 1, 'value' 255, 'value' 255, 'value' 255);
tween.to(instance.transform.colorTransform, ct, 0.5, null, 0, instance);

Brightness can also be applied by using a ColorMarixFilter.

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This method provides a handy method to do the common task of color transitions for a DisplayObject instance.
This is equivalent to : var ct : ColorTransform = new ColorTransform();
ct.color = 'value';
tween.to(instance.transform.colorTransform, ct, 0.5, null, 0, instance);

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of color transform for a DisplayObject instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(instance.transform.colorTransform, new ColorTransform(), 0.5, null, 0, instance);

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of applying contrast to a DisplayObject instance via a ColorTransform.
This is equivalent to : var ct : ColorTransform = new ColorTransform(1, 1, 1, 1, 'value' 255, 'value' 255, 'value' 255);
tween.to(instance.transform.colorTransform, ct, 0.5, null, 0, instance);

Contrast can also be applied by using a ColorMarixFilter.

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Disposes the TweensyGroup Class instance ready for garbage collection

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of a tweening BitmapFilter properties and applying them to a DisplayObject instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(new DropShadowFilter(), {alpha:1}, 0.5, null, 0, instance);

Adds a from based tween using the properties defined in the from Object.

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Adds a from to based tween using the properties defined in the from and to Objects.

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This method provides a handy method to do the common task of tweening an Object instance and then needing to apply this to an update Function call.
This is equivalent to : var timeline:TweensyTimeline = tween.to(point, {x:50, y:50});
timeline.onUpdate = item.setPoint;
timeline.onUpdateParams = [point];

If requiring not to just set the instance to the Function but rather properties within the instance which are tweening this can be done via the following code example :
var onUpdate:Function = function(current:Object):void{
pane.setSize(current.width, current.height);
}
tween.functionTo({width:pane.width, height:pane.height}, {width:200, height:200}, onUpdate);

Prepares the TweensyGroup class for garbage collection by disposing its Object Pools and making it no longer usable in the Flash application.

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of a matrix transform for a DisplayObject instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(instance.transform.matrix, new Matrix(), 0.5, null, 0, instance);

Pauses all tweens in the TweensyGroup Class.

Removes a TweensyTimeline from the TweensyGroup class. This will stop this timeline from being updated but can be re-added to the TweensyGroup class resuming that animation.

Resumes all paused tweens in the TweensyGroup Class.

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of rotation for an Object instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(instance, {rotation:'value'});

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This method provides a handy method to do the common task of an scaling by x and y for an Object instance.
This is equivalent to tween.to(instance, {scaleX:'value', scaleY:'value'});

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of an moving by x and y for an Object instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(instance, {x:'value', y:'value'});

This method provides a handy method to do the common task of a sound transforms for a Sprite or SoundChannel instance.
This is equivalent to : tween.to(instance.soundTransform, new SoundTransform(), 0.5, null, 0, instance);

Allows for removing tweens via an instance or tween props by the following methods :

• tween.stop(instance); - stops all property tweens for this instance.
• tween.stop(instance, "x", "y"); - stops all x,y property tweens for this instance.
• tween.stop([instance1, instance2]); - stops all property tweens for these instances.
• tween.stop([instance1, instance2], "x", "y"); - stops all x,y property tweens for these instances.
• tween.stop(null, "x", "y"); - stops all x,y property tweens.
• tween.stop(); - stops all tweens though it is recommended to use the stopAll method as this is more efficient.

Removes all tweens from the TweensyGroup Class.

Adds a to based tween using the properties defined in the target Object.

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Updates a tween for the instance Object to the new target positions defined in the to Object.