mdiponio's Forum Posts

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  • I replaced the trigger to be the start of the layout. Works perfectly.

    Thanks for the help!

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  • Yes, exactly that. In a constant loop.

  • I'm basically back to ground zero, as I've had no success. I've tried three different approaches:

    1) Fades on different layers. Three layers, with one cityscape image on each, and offset fade values (0,2,2; 0,6,2; 0,10,2.) This looks correct, but it only works once. So it fades, but doesn't loop.

    2) Animation frames. A three frame animation, with one image in each frame, timing set to (1). Loops, but doesn't fade.

    3) Fades with events. This is the approach I thought would work, but doesn't at all. On the event sheet, I tried to use the fade conditions (FADE: on wait finished) on the first image to trigger the fade (FADE: Start fade) on the second image, and so on. That didn't work at all.

  • For a little more clarity, my initial thought was to add Fade behaviors to each image with 2,2,2 values, and then use the event sheet to trigger the starts of each subsequent fade. That as of yet seems to do nothing.

  • Looking for a solution for this.

    I have three images of cityscapes on one layer of a layout, lets call the A, B, and C.

    I would like to have A fade into B, B fade into C, and C fade into A in a constant loop.

    Is this possible? Thus far I've been unable to get this to work. I can get the initial image to fade in and out, but then nothing will happen after that...tried a few different tutorials.

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