Picture this scenario...

I have a slider that has the values of 0-100.
If I have the slider at the value of 0 my tweener animation would be at time 0 of the animation. If the slider is at value 100, then my tweener animation would be at the time of 100 (or however long my animation is).

Is there a way to control that with Tweener?

The reason I want to use Tweener is because I'm doing this in a Papervision project and the path it is animating along is a curvy complex path.

[Gregaz81]

by "time" are you talking about the time for the animation to complete or do you mean "frame-wise"?
If your´re talking about the time of the animation you could set up variables to control this
(guessing your using AS3 then )
var _time:uint = 0;
var _frame:uint = 0;

you could then use a timer with interval you wanna to check what current value the slider got then pass in the value as "time" in your tweener-code

Oopps.. gotta run but I´ll see if I can help you out more later..
Is this what your looking for=?

[Pain]

Thanks Gregaz,
Not quite what I'm after though.

Hmmm, how to explain... Imagine your tweener animation, it has 0-100%. 0% being the start of your animation and 100% being the end of your animation. How could I control how far into the animation it is? Or is it possible to jump back and forth in the animation? Hope this helps to explain it better.

[Gregaz81]

Hey.. okey now I get it.

Im not using Tweener myself, Im using TweenMax which I find more robust and better in many ways

You can download TweenMax from here

TweenMax got a great function called, (very logic) "progress" you can use it like this:

import gs.TweenMax;
var myTween = TweenMax.to(mc, 2, {x:300});
myTween.progress = 0.75; 

The code above would put your "mc" to x:225 if it started at 0 that is.
Then you could control the "progress" through a variable controlled by your "slider" you mentioned.

Hope this can help you out!
Let me know how it goes.