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Hi there,

after using the searchfunktion and g...gle i am out of ideas.

all i want to have is an animated icon. well there is the syntax

GuiCtrlCreateIcon(), and it shows the icon xyz.ani, but the animation is rather slow. does anybody know why?

thx. for your help

cu...

Zetup-EXE

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thx. for your reply,

it's a little bit strange, because open the same icon on the one hand with irfanview, and on the other hand with autoit (gui) shows totally different resoults.

if you want to try, and have windows 7, search for the icon "aero_busy.ani"

thx.

cu

Zetup-EXE

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thx. for your reply,

it's a little bit strange, because open the same icon on the one hand with irfanview, and on the other hand with autoit (gui) shows totally different resoults.

if you want to try, and have windows 7, search for the icon "aero_busy.ani"

thx.

cu

Zetup-EXE

There is a script I wrote called ResourcesViewerAndCompiler.au3. That script can be used for different causes. For example you can use it like this:

  • Start the script
  • Click Action menu
  • Click Initialize Compiler item
  • Click Generate Initial DLL item
  • Drop your cursor (icon) on the tree view control
  • Select some name for it (e.g. 1)
  • Expand treeview
  • Click on the last item there
Then you will be able to see what that icon is made of. Put your cursor over it and there should be description showing available data about it. Display rate is what's important. It will be in jiffies. Find what jiffy is and you will see who's wrong with rendering, Irfanview or AutoIt. Edited by trancexx

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  • 3 months later...

Hi,

sorry, sorry for this f*+#ing late reply: jiffy is 3 on the aero_busy.ani.

so how can i solve this problem to get a smooth animation like windows (irfanview) does?

thx. for your help.

cu..

Zetup-EXE

P.S.: I did not find any speed parameter or something

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