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2 replies. Latest Post by nmarun on April 14, 2009.
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nmarun
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04-10-2009 6:03 PM |
Hi,
Here's a flash effect that I want to create in Silverlight. Please guide:http://flash-effects.com/create-wipe-transition-effect/
ThanksArun
rozzeee
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04-13-2009 7:33 PM |
I would create a class that extends canvas that would use a loop to build all of those images or rectangles on the screen.
Then I would set the visibility to collapsed for each to collapsed one-by-one, or remove them from the canvas.
Add this as a child to whatever canvas you want to overlay and then call the function that would remove each section piece by piece
For the timed removal of each piece you would want to look at the DispatcherTimer class
hope I helped
04-14-2009 11:43 AM |
I solved it in another way. I placed multiple rectangles with opacity of 0.7 over the image and changed their dimensions in the storyboard.
I will definitely look into the DispatcherTimer class.
I know your post did not actually solve my issue, but I'll still accept your's to be the answer.
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