Now we're talking! Just following these 8 steps helped me figure out the basics of animation in less than a minute. That was a subject that was throwing me off, but I get it now. A million thanks on that! However, I believe this transform function will
only do animations in the x-y plane. I think for my particular issue I will need to do some kind of trapezoid math along with the animation which is how you would fake this in 2D if I understand this kind of animation correctly. This way the object appears
to flip over in the z-plane as well, but really it's more of a 2D optical illusion. Does anyone know what math you would use on this and how you would generate an animation with a mathematical function? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Basic Silverlight 3D Element
Jun 12, 2007 02:08 AM | LINK
Now we're talking! Just following these 8 steps helped me figure out the basics of animation in less than a minute. That was a subject that was throwing me off, but I get it now. A million thanks on that! However, I believe this transform function will only do animations in the x-y plane. I think for my particular issue I will need to do some kind of trapezoid math along with the animation which is how you would fake this in 2D if I understand this kind of animation correctly. This way the object appears to flip over in the z-plane as well, but really it's more of a 2D optical illusion. Does anyone know what math you would use on this and how you would generate an animation with a mathematical function? Thanks in advance.