Hi Douglas!
Thanks for writing. I realize this isn't something people do too much
of, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
On Aug 15, 2008, at 9:45 AM, douglas welton wrote:
How complex is your path? if it's linear, why not just tell the
view's animator to do it?
That's the trick. I'm using linear paths now, and they just don't look
as awesome as I'd like them to. I'd like to use a curve.
If it's more complex, you might want to check out NSAnimation and
NSViewAnimation (particularly the progress marks and delegates in
these two classes)
Okay, I'll do that. And that would work for views, too, right?
Have you taken a look at the CocoaSlides sample code? Is this the
type of thing you are trying to do?
Yes, I've looked at it a bit. It appears they're setting locations and
using the views' animators to perform linear movement to the
destination coordinates. Unfortunately, that doesn't help, as it's
what I'm already doing. I want to do things like 'hop' a view (like
bouncing--with a tiny vertical offset) from Point A to Point B instead
of just sliding it smoothly between them.
Thanks!
-Chilton
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