gui gif trnasitions help needed.

[cryton2707 0]

Hi,

I wonder if you can help me plz

Ive got 2 transparent gifs and Im wanting to do a fade from one to the other.

Now my problems are comming from.

If I use WinSetTrans. then this a breaks the transparency of the gif and sets the transparency of the object, also it flickers badly.

Also I want to fade just a component of the gui (not the whole gui) which I cant get to work with the dll call .

CODE

DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "AnimateWindow", "hwnd", $hwnd, "int", 2000, "long", 0x00080000); fade-in gui

as this wants to animate the whole window.

Ideally I want to

a. create a gui.

b create a picture (transparent gif) and fade from gif A to gif B which is also a transparent gif.

But I'd settle for a gui with an element that I can fade one gif out and fade another gif in.

can any one help

Thanks is advance

[james3mg 1]

Off the top of my head, it seems like I've managed this before, but I can't find my script in which I did it. Here's how (I think):

-Create a webpage element:

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then rewrite $filename1 to contain your third gif, if desired.

-continue rewriting and reloading $filename1 and $filename2 and the IE window should handle the fading for you. Since the background matches your GUI's background, it looks like it's transparent and a part of your window. The only problem I don't remember if I solved is how to remove the "dropped" look of the IE object on the GUI (with its border making it clear it's a separate part of the GUI). There should be a way to remove the border, but I don't know for sure.

There's probably a better way too, but someone else will have to have a brilliant idea and tell you about it...this is the best I can come up with

Hope it helps even a little!

[gsb 0]

"There should be a way to remove the border, but I don't know for sure."

From lod3n: $oIE.document.body.style.border = "0px"

"There's probably a better way too..."

Me. I would use a small Flash movie, .swf.

But you need to make one.

I usw SWiSHmax a cheap version to make .swf's but I am sure thare are others even free.

gsb

Edited May 3, 2007 by gsb