Animation Library - Easily animate your application

BlackCap · 2014-10-11T03:18:15+00:00

Source: http://pastebin.com/WBqqJJqd Usage First of all you need a method that takes at least one double between 0 and 1, and does something with it; move a control for instance: Sub MoveCtrl(ctrl As Control, x As Double, y As Double) ctrl.Location = New Point(x * ctrl.Parent.Width / 2, y * ctrl.Parent.Height / 2) End Sub you could also use lambda Dim MoveCtrl = sub(ctrl As Control, x#, y#) ctrl.Location = New Point(x * ctrl.Parent.Width / 2, y * ctrl.Parent.Height / 2) You then have to make a animation Dim a As New Animation a.Add(1000, AddressOf MoveCtrl).Apply(MyButton, Transitions.Linear, Transitions.Linear) [*]1000 is the number of milliseconds that your animation should last [*]You don't have to write "AddressOf" if you made a lambda [*]Everything in the second parantece is used as parameters for your method, and you can use a transition instead of any kind of number (doesn't have to be double) To run your animation you simply call: a.Start() The animation class works pretty much

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Oct 11, 2014 11:37 AM

back to net section looks good if i remember u have another thread about it

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