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wrote on 13 Feb 2021, 16:18 last edited by qcoderpro
What does the sentence below mean in the First Object down here, please?
It’s even disturbing as the y-position is set for a fraction of a second to a new value before the animation starts. Such competing property changes should be avoided.The y position is:
y: root.height-height
Does the author mean we should not set x/y positions for the object!? -
What does the sentence below mean in the First Object down here, please?
It’s even disturbing as the y-position is set for a fraction of a second to a new value before the animation starts. Such competing property changes should be avoided.The y position is:
y: root.height-height
Does the author mean we should not set x/y positions for the object!?@qcoderpro
the behavior animation is triggered on the value change of bound property. Thus the value gets set first and then the animation starts and updates the value (animated). -
@qcoderpro
the behavior animation is triggered on the value change of bound property. Thus the value gets set first and then the animation starts and updates the value (animated).wrote on 15 Feb 2021, 10:32 last edited byI know that. What I don't know is the connection between the sentence above and the object. What part of the code is defective that must be avoided?
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I know that. What I don't know is the connection between the sentence above and the object. What part of the code is defective that must be avoided?
@qcoderpro
the line you posted?
They already left it out in the example -
@qcoderpro
the line you posted?
They already left it out in the examplewrote on 17 Feb 2021, 10:50 last edited by -
@qcoderpro
ah my fault, sry.
The y property declaration is on the same line, oversaw that
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