Friday Functions | Smoother Animations with Easing Equations 06-15-2018 22:08 PM

[mr-dang]

Do you have animations in your videos? If you want to make them move at a smoother rate, consider an easing equation. Instead of moving at a constant rate, the easing equation can be calculated by a variety of other functions including Sin() and Cos().

Follow along with this sample app: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvtvG5BA8E3vj8wCCk79fq52z4Aoow

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[Raynok1]

@mr-dang ,

Thank you for sharing this and providing us with an example. I've been testing the example and it been working however I'm struggling to create two slides on the same screen. Adding the second slide seems to be disconnecting the variables to the timers. The triggers do change the variables but its not triggering the timer, its as if its bypassed. 

Even using your provided template, as soon as a make a duplicate of the rectangle the timer doesnt get triggered via the icon.

So in the end, the rectangle jumps in and out instead of beening smooth.

Kind Regards,

Rayno

[Raynok1]

Seemed I had to change my implementation slightly to have a consistant experience.

I removed the variables from the timer reset field and add the reset(timer) to the onselect on the button.
Plus changed the variables to updatecontext, maybe the global variables and multipal (3 or more) screens didnt play nicely. 

[Johwa]

Great!!! I'm UI Designer, this is really what i need!

[Golly]

This is awesome!  With some tweaks I was able to make a bouncing pointer at a button. 😄