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Good morning,

I wrote these UDF'S because I was sliding graphics around alot in a couple of my Gui script, not sure if your remember my menu systems.

Anyways I was just wondering if anyone else would find them usefull.

It seems im the only one making gui's with moving graphical effects.

Anyway if you get a spare min, plz test out these 2 UDF'S and let me know if you think you would ever use them.

1:Copy the include files (_WinSlideX.au3 and _WinSlideY.au3) to your \Include folder

2:Then just run the examples (_WinSlideX_ Example.au3 and _WinSlideY_ Example.au3)

Nova

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Tnx guys

Ill edit the UDF'S later 2nite, got visitors over till about 8.

Ill make them work on the minus axis and add both functions together as you suggested, should be easy enough, just have to work out a ratio of x is to y and the slide.

As for the speed option, I have already tryed to impliment this myself and failed.

But ill give it another go.

Ill post the updates in a while.

Edit:I forgot it already works on the minus axis.

Example _WinSlideY($hwnd, -100)

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Good morning,

I wrote these UDF'S because I was sliding graphics around alot in a couple of my Gui script, not sure if your remember my menu systems.

Anyways I was just wondering if anyone else would find them usefull.

It seems im the only one making gui's with moving graphical effects.

Anyway if you get a spare min, plz test out these 2 UDF'S and let me know if you think you would ever use them.

1:Copy the include files (_WinSlideX.au3 and _WinSlideY.au3) to your \Include folder

2:Then just run the examples (_WinSlideX_ Example.au3 and _WinSlideY_ Example.au3)

Nova

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Ok heres the new version _WinSlide($hwnd, $iXpos, $iYpos, $nSpeed)

Do the same as last time

1\Copy _WinSlide.au3 to your include folder

2\Run _WinSlide_Example.au3

3\Let me know what you think.

Edit: I would suggest that you keep $nSpeed in the range of (1-5), actually I might fix it so that there are 5 set speeds, anything higher that 5 moves very very slowly.

Nova

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Ok heres the new version _WinSlide($hwnd, $iXpos, $iYpos, $nSpeed)

Do the same as last time

1\Copy _WinSlide.au3 to your include folder

2\Run _WinSlide_Example.au3

3\Let me know what you think.

Edit: I would suggest that you keep $nSpeed in the range of (1-5), actually I might fix it so that there are 5 set speeds, anything higher that 5 moves very very slowly.

Nova

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