Action Lists Part 2
Action lists by themselves are very powerful. As I hopefully showed in part 1, they provide an easy way to chain multiple actions together to form more complex and interesting behavior. But, there are often types of actions that execute in similar ways. If we have an action that scales an object over time, as well as an action that changes an object’s color over time, we have two actions that are repeating the same kind of timing logic. If the time-based logic is abstracted and shared among all actions of that type, it makes things a lot simpler to