[thedeadman]

The current multiimage control offers fade transitions built in.

It would be useful if the other UI animation options (zoom, rotate etc) could also be applied to multiimages cleanly.

At the moment, applying another animation to the multiimage control does work to a point, but it relies on the timings of the animation and the multiimage to be in sync (obviously). Problems occur when moving between windows - the timers for the animation and the multiimage lose their synchronisation completely.

[thedeadman]

Nobody?

[jurialmunkey]

The current multiimage control offers fade transitions built in.

It would be useful if the other UI animation options (zoom, rotate etc) could also be applied to multiimages cleanly.

At the moment, applying another animation to the multiimage control does work to a point, but it relies on the timings of the animation and the multiimage to be in sync (obviously). Problems occur when moving between windows - the timers for the animation and the multiimage lose their synchronisation completely.

Haven't tried, but with Gotham's <content> feature couldn't you use a wraplist pointed at the image folder, then make the size the same as the focusedlayout and use <autoscroll time="1000" delay="3000">true</autoscroll> to make it autoscroll and then use focus animations in the focusedlayout section?

Alternatively you could use multiple single image controls with OnNext triggers much in the same way that 3d itunes carousel type animations are achieved.

Obviously not as easy as in the multiimage though... Although the only animation I can see as useful would be zoom and slide. Slide can easily be done with a list control. Zoom is a little harder but might be able to be achieved with one of the above methods.

[thedeadman]

Thanks JurialMunkey