Post: Easier way of animating your menu's!
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09-09-2011, 01:52 PM
#1
Correy
I'm the Original
- it's less coding
- it's much easier
so, in your GSC place this code somewhere in there
Animate(Axis,NewPos,Time)
{
self moveOverTime(Time);
self.Axis=NewPos;
}
so, now.. you will need to make your shader move, could be your scroll bar or your background but either way you will use the same method.
i will give you the syntax of this then explain it too you.
self.ScrollBar Animate(Axis, New Position, Time It Takes To Move);so, you need to declare which element you are move, i've used ScrollBar, there for you enter..
self.YourShader
then you need to make it move, thats what the second part is for..
Animate("AXIS", "POSITION", "TIME");
you need to declare which axis you are moving, if you don't know what axis are then Y Axis represents up or down, X represents left to right.
so, you need to put.. x or y.
"THE AXIS" / "Y"
the next part is the new posistion you want it to move to
note: you need to code the shader to the start position
so, you will enter the co-ordinate of the new position, there is no real method of finding the co-ordinate but you need to experiment with it.
"NEW POSITION", "120"
finally, the end number.. this represents the amount of seconds it takes for the shader to finally move to it's position which you shouldn't need an example for.
for a final result you should end up with something like this.
self.MyShader Animate("Y", "120", "1");
that will successfully move you shader or element.
i hope you find this useful.
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09-09-2011, 01:55 PM
#2
iReset Nigga
2Fresshh!!
09-09-2011, 02:46 PM
#5
iReset Nigga
2Fresshh!!
09-09-2011, 03:00 PM
#6
Correy
I'm the Original
Originally posted by iReset
You Should do that and we could make it so 1 goes 1 way and the other goes the other way that would be pretty sick :p
wasn't hard done it here.
Animate(xAxis,yAxis)
{
self moveOverTime(1);
self.x = xAxsis;
self.y = yAxsis;
}
i've set the time to a defualt '1' but easy changed.
self.scroller Animate(X New Pos, Y New Pos);
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09-09-2011, 04:24 PM
#7
x_DaftVader_x
MUG
Originally posted by Correy
i made this for a friend but it will be useful in a few ways.
- it's less coding
- it's much easier
so, in your GSC place this code somewhere in there
so, now.. you will need to make your shader move, could be your scroll bar or your background but either way you will use the same method.
i will give you the syntax of this then explain it too you.
so, you need to declare which element you are move, i've used ScrollBar, there for you enter..
then you need to make it move, thats what the second part is for..
you need to declare which axis you are moving, if you don't know what axis are then Y Axis represents up or down, X represents left to right.
so, you need to put.. x or y.
the next part is the new posistion you want it to move to
note: you need to code the shader to the start position
so, you will enter the co-ordinate of the new position, there is no real method of finding the co-ordinate but you need to experiment with it.
finally, the end number.. this represents the amount of seconds it takes for the shader to finally move to it's position which you shouldn't need an example for.
for a final result you should end up with something like this.
that will successfully move you shader or element.
i hope you find this useful.
- it's less coding
- it's much easier
so, in your GSC place this code somewhere in there
Animate(Axis,NewPos,Time)
{
self moveOverTime(Time);
self.Axis=NewPos;
}
so, now.. you will need to make your shader move, could be your scroll bar or your background but either way you will use the same method.
i will give you the syntax of this then explain it too you.
self.ScrollBar Animate(Axis, New Position, Time It Takes To Move);so, you need to declare which element you are move, i've used ScrollBar, there for you enter..
self.YourShader
then you need to make it move, thats what the second part is for..
Animate("AXIS", "POSITION", "TIME");
you need to declare which axis you are moving, if you don't know what axis are then Y Axis represents up or down, X represents left to right.
so, you need to put.. x or y.
"THE AXIS" / "Y"
the next part is the new posistion you want it to move to
note: you need to code the shader to the start position
so, you will enter the co-ordinate of the new position, there is no real method of finding the co-ordinate but you need to experiment with it.
"NEW POSITION", "120"
finally, the end number.. this represents the amount of seconds it takes for the shader to finally move to it's position which you shouldn't need an example for.
for a final result you should end up with something like this.
self.MyShader Animate("Y", "120", "1");
that will successfully move you shader or element.
i hope you find this useful.
Boring menus are boring... :pirate:
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