javascript - Kineticjs 'mouseover' tween is working but 'mouseout' tween is not -


i trying make grid of triangles expand , move 'top' layer when mouse on them, shrink down original size , move original layer when mouse out of them. right mouse on function working correctly.

here current code im working with:

  var stage = new kinetic.stage({     container: 'container',     width: 300,     height: 300   });    var layer = new kinetic.layer();   var secondlayer = new kinetic.layer();   var tri = new kinetic.regularpolygon({     x: stage.width()/2,     y: stage.height()/2,     sides: 3,     radius: 30,     fill: '#111111',     closed: true,     shadowcolor: '#5febff',     shadowblur: 5,     shadowopacity: 0.18, });    layer.add(tri);    stage.add(layer);   stage.add(secondlayer);    // bind stage handlers   layer.on('mouseover', function(evt) {     var shape = evt.targetnode;     shape.moveto(secondlayer);     stage.draw()     var tween = new kinetic.tween({     node: shape,     duration: 0.05,     scalex: 1.5,     scaley: 1.5     });     tween.play()   });    secondlayer.on('mouseout', function(evt) {     var shape = evt.targetnode;     var tween = new kinetic.tween({     node: shape,     duration: 0.05,     scalex: 1.5,     scaley: 1.5     });     tween.reverse()     shape.moveto(layer);     stage.draw();    });

and here jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/y2c3z/1/

  1. you can use tween.reverse() after tween.play(). can change scale attributes original values.

  2. don't move shape between layers while shape under tween. can move shape after tween done.

http://jsfiddle.net/y2c3z/3/


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