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Revision as of 20:06, 5 August 2016
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| Pendulum Animation Playback (animation, lua) | AFRLme |
This tutorial shows you how to apply a pendulum effect to your animations, so that you can make them play forwards then backwards or vice versa. The idea in itself is quite simple & it only requires 2 tiny lines of Lua script, however I do believe that a pendulum animation option should be included as a standard feature in Visionaire Studio be default, so here's hoping that it gets added at some point in the future.
Tutorial
Start off by creating an animation & then you need to add all the frames that are required for playing the forward animation.
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Next you need to select the first frame & then click on the edit button to open up the properties tab & then you need to click on the edit icon ( [[File:anim_editframe.png|16px|link=] ), then you need to click on the create actions icon ( [[File:choose_action.png|16px|link=] ) & then you need to create an execute a script action, which should contain something along the lines of this...
ActiveAnimations["animation_name"].PlayOppositeDirection = false -- play animation forwards.gif)
& now you need to do the same again for the last frame of the animation except the code you add should look something along the lines of...
ActiveAnimations["animation_name"].PlayOppositeDirection = true -- play animation in reverse| Quick note: "animation_name" should be replaced with the actual name of the animation & remember the animation name is case sensitive. |
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Resources
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| hotspot_demo.zip | A working .ved file, complete with resources. Check out the readme.txt file for instructions. |
