Smooth zoom in/out

I am using the MouseWheelZoom class to zoom in and out. This works great however the zooming is not smooth (unlike MouseZoom). I imagine the wheel zoom jumps from 10 to 20 instead of gradually going form start to end.
My question is how can I smooth out the zoom so it flows nicely?
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               mwz.setTransformGroup(su.getViewingPlatform().getViewPlatformTransform());
               mwz.setSchedulingBounds(mouseBounds);
               objRoot.addChild(mwz);Thank you

To zoom in and out of images involves placing them in movieclips and gradually adjust the movieclips' x and y scale values.

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