Consecutive tweens to the same object?

I'm new to Flash, and I have a simple question that I can't find an answer to in the online help or tutorials topics. It is the following:

In CS4, it is possible to add two consecutive to the same object (symbol instance) tweens? I mean have a shape move from the left, wait a few seconds and then move back to the left. So far, the only method I've found is to create a copy of the object (a new instance of the coast) and animate it separately. But that creates additional objects and get the right positioning is very difficult. Is there a way to have a piece of tween and start another (possibly after a delay) on the same object in the same layer? Or in different layers, which would be better?

Any advice is welcome.

Gregory

You can do this with a single object. One way using the new method of interpolation in CS4, quoted above, would be as follows.

1. Select the object positioned at location lefmost, then choose Create a motion tween.

2. move the playhead when you want it to be interpolated in the right, then move it.

3. Select this image (Ctrl/Cmd-click), right-click, choose copy properties.

4. move the playhead when you want to * start * interpolation (after the break), right-click and choose Paste properties.

5. at the end of the duration, drag the object to the original position (so TI interpolations of return).  OR, you can copy the properties of the first image.

Another way to do this would be:

1. Select the object positioned at location lefmost, then choose Create a motion tween.

2. move the playhead when you want it to be interpolated in the right, then move it.

3. Select this image (Cmd/Ctrl-click and release), press Alt and drag a copy of the image where you want to stop "a break."

4. at the end of the duration, drag the object to the original position (so TI interpolations of return).

It seems quite clear that I describe each click, but once you do the steps that you will notice it's very simple copy-pasta.

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