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      frankcyblogic.de last edited by

      I recently spend some time on elaborating the limits of Qt Quick and its animation capabilities. One of the outcomes was this little demo I'd like to share:

      "Youtube":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5kEIJobVnc

      Source code on "gitorious":https://www.gitorious.org/qt-training/qml-demos/trees/master/runner .

      Happy hacking,
      Frank.

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        vsorokin last edited by

        Nice work! Simple code - pretty result.

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        Vasiliy

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          frankcyblogic.de last edited by

          Ahh, yes, but it is not simple!-) It was my first try. Actually it uses 4 states which I ripped from a youtube video. You could do it with two states mirrored pair-wise. The interesting point I see: Quite natural motion can be mimicked with linear easing curves.

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            vsorokin last edited by

            I not mean that was easy did it. I mean code seems simple and clear for using. :)

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            Vasiliy

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              frankcyblogic.de last edited by

              Hmmm... it's QML after all;)

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                vsorokin last edited by

                Hehe, unfortunately I can't show you what QML code can be dirty, but I saw it. :)

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                Vasiliy

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