I know that there are some easing functions for silverlight and WPF 4.0 coming out. But I really need some for my own project, and I cant seem to find any on the net (not for WPF 4.0) Does anyone know any implementations or perhaps ports from Silverlight that I could use? Thanks Mark ...
Hi, I'm experiencing a strange error in IE on this site: http://www.davenuttall.co.uk The fund-raising barometer on the left-hand side animates upwards to the correct position just fine in all other browsers, but throws an 'invalid argument' error in IE. I think it's caused by the easing method - easeOutElastic - from the easing plugi...
I'm animating a view between two points using UIViewAnimationCurveLinear, so I know the velocity of this animation. In certain circumstances I want to append a UIViewAnimationCurveEaseOut to make the view slow to a stop. To make this effect seamless, the ease-out animation must start at the same velocity as the linear animation that pr...
An object's position is updated relatively to mouseposition on mousemove (opposite direction). Works perfectly well, but I failed to set up the code with smooth easing as result. The code works in Actionscript (of course in proper syntax) but it doesn't work in jQuery syntax and code-elements. I use "css()" to position the object, "anima...
Hello, I want to move something a set distance. However in my system there is inertia/drag/negative accelaration. I'm using a simple calculation like this for it: v = oldV + ((targetV - oldV) * inertia) Applying that over a number of frames makes the movement 'ramp up' or decay, eg: v = 10 + ((0 - 10) * 0.25) = 7.5 // velocity chang...
Hi, I've got this "object-stack" - Window --- Grid (VerticalAlignment = Stretch) ----- Border (VerticalAlignment = Stretch OR Top) The Border a primitive UserControl right now to keep things simple for me. I'd like to be able to use the VisualStateManager to toggle the VerticalAlignment-property of the Border, so that the "Normal-stat...
With this code I've been able to capture the mousewheel movement and apply it to the horizontal scroll bars instead of the vertical default. $('html').bind('mousewheel', function(event, delta) { window.parent.scrollBy(-120 * delta, 0); return false; }); Is there any way that I could add this jQuery easing animation to the scroll...
Can you guys tell me is there any good, kind of a sample app where you can try all those easing functions with different parameters and see the changes? I mean there are two actual reasons why I can't built myself one: I simply don't have time I am a damn stupid indolent guy who needs to indulge his laziness ...
I am creating doubleAniation in code and I want to add an easing function to it, so how do I do it? ...
There are so many easing functions available in Expression Blend, and so many settings on each, it is often hard to know instinctively what easing function to choose. Trying all the options would take quite a long time. In this instance, I want to give the impression that the item has fallen forward and down. I am using a projection rot...
I'm trying to animate (rotate) an image in flex4 but it seems that flex is adding easing to my animation by default. How can I over ride this so my rotate doesn't have any easing. Here the line of code I'm using <s:Rotate angleFrom="0" angleTo="1080" duration="10000" autoCenterTransform="true" /> ...