This tip has been migrated to:
http://www.michaelsnow.com/2010/05/18/silverlight-tip-of-the-day-21-animation-easing-2/
Hi,
How to run your demo? ;)
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Jacek Ciereszko
Make certain you have Silverlight 3 Beta 1 installed to see the demo. Let me know if you still can't see/run it.
oh yeah..
silverlight 3 beta 1.
so ...
could u let it run silverlight 2?
i thinks almost silverlight 2 for everyone..
This is a Silverlight 3 feature :) Wouldn't run in SL 2.
I am not able to download silverlight 3 beta could youplase tell me the link frm where to get it.. Sorry for the trouble.
SL3 can be installed from here:
silverlight.net/.../default.aspx
The link is in the box on the right side. Thanks.
Thanks Mike I will download them and try the example given by you
I m not able to install the toolkit it is given fatal error???????
What link did you install from?
Try uinstalling all Silverlight components first then try the install.
Your book keeps getting delayed on amazon.ca :(
Interesting, what was the original due date? All I know is it should be out in June. Thanks!
Initially I think it was going to be mid June, but then got delayed to june 26th and now early july.
Ah wait nevermind, the ship date is now 26th of June, I think it has slipped a few days since I last noticed. When I originally preordered it was somewhere in Mid June.
Really looking forward to it :)
I just got a note from Amazon saying they will cancel my preorder today if I don't say I want them to keep trying. As it is shipping today I wonder how many others will get canceled. I told them to keep trying, the book looks interesting. I also bookmarked the site.
Thanks for the good stuff.
LenR
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This demo is not displaying for me, and I have
Silverlight v.3.0.40723.0
cool article tho!
Can we do this in coding???
There is an easier way to add easing in the code behind. Check out Artefact Animator - artefactanimator.codeplex.com. It doesn't use storyboards but it gives you a simple syntax that mimics Tweener for Flash. It also uses the same code for the Silverlight and WPF version.
It would be nice if it had been run for Silverlight 2. :(
Nice sharing.