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[BenJeremy]

:::sigh:::

Well, didn't fix the text resizing issue, but give the latest "WIP" a whirl, as I've posted it.

Opacity isn't functional yet, but color should be working (so for text, you could use that to alter the opacity)

[geniusalz]

I'm on it
Is the ease factor in yet?

[BenJeremy]

[geniusalz]

<EaseFactor>1.0</EaseFactor> ?
Color tween works sweet.

[geniusalz]

All I see is (float) (double) 1.0f etc etc
Didn't know C++ was that bitchy about types (I thought java was bitchy enough)

Anyway,
>>>    return fValue;
should be
>>>   return fReturn;

And I read somewhere pow was overloaded.

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (geniusalz @ Jan 8 2004, 09:56 PM)

You made mincemeat of my code! All I see is (float) (double) 1.0f etc etc Didn't know C++ was that bitchy about types (I thought java was bitchy enough) Anyway, >>>    return fValue; should be >>>   return fReturn;

Doh! Quick fix... I'm uploading the update at the moment. 1 minute for the binaries, a bit longer for the source.

[BenJeremy]

Yeah, pow() goes a bit crazy, and I like to cast, anyway.... it always pays to make explicit casts for things (prevents some potential bugs)

[geniusalz]

CODE

0xA8FFFFFF              MenuP1    MenuP3        both    0.2    0xD4FFFFFF    0x00000000    MenuScroll                   0xD4FFFFFF              Menu0    MenuP2    0xFFFFFF00    0xA8FFFFFF        both    0.2    MenuScroll                   0xFFFFFF00                   MenuN1    MenuP1    0xD4FFFFFF    0xD4FFFFFF        both    0.2    MenuScroll          true         0xD4FFFFFF              MenuN2    Menu0    0xA8FFFFFF    0xFFFFFF00        both    0.2    MenuScroll                   0xA8FFFFFF             MenuN3    MenuN1    0x00000000    0xD4FFFFFF        both    0.2    MenuScroll

[BenJeremy]

I'll take a look at things, but the tween is already "cooked" at that point to be a value from 0.0 to 1.0

Dunno why it's not working with the period tag. Strange.

[geniusalz]

edit:
   else if ( _tcsicmp( sEaseType, _T("in") ) == 0 )
   {
      m_iEaseType = ETT_NONE;
   }

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (geniusalz @ Jan 8 2004, 11:13 PM)

Up/down problem happens with 'out' and 'both'.  'In' doesn't work at all, even though the code is the simplest edit:    else if ( _tcsicmp( sEaseType, _T("in") ) == 0 )    {       m_iEaseType = ETT_NONE;    }

OK.... figured out a few problems, and fixed them.

Try out the latest update which I just upped a few minutes ago.

Now off to work (no net access there, either but I'll be busy testing product on the bench, so no time for it anyway... I'll make an appearance around lunch time)

[geniusalz]

CODE

0xA8FFFFFF              MenuP1    MenuP2    500    in    0.33    0xD4FFFFFF    0x00000000    MenuScroll                   0xD4FFFFFF              Menu0    MenuP2    0xFFFFFF00    0xA8FFFFFF    500    in    0.33    MenuScroll                   0xFFFFFF00                   MenuN1    MenuP1    0xD4FFFFFF    0xD4FFFFFF    500    in    0.33    MenuScroll          true         0xD4FFFFFF              MenuN2    Menu0    0xA8FFFFFF    0xFFFFFF00    500    in    0.33    MenuScroll                   0xA8FFFFFF             MenuN2    MenuN1    0x00000000    0xD4FFFFFF    500    in    0.33    MenuScroll

[BenJeremy]

I think it has something to do with the position... I see the effect right now (time for dinner, though), as I was just checking out the color tweening myself.

[geniusalz]

My guess is that the problem has to do with the fact that there are only 5 textboxes on the screen at any given time.  When going 'next', each one moves in from the 'next' position.  Since there is no textbox that has 'next' as the topmost textbox, it disappears.

Maybe I'll add a duplicate text element at each end

[BenJeremy]

QUOTE (geniusalz @ Jan 9 2004, 07:44 PM)

My guess is that the problem has to do with the fact that there are only 5 textboxes on the screen at any given time.  When going 'next', each one moves in from the 'next' position.  Since there is no textbox that has 'next' as the topmost textbox, it disappears. Maybe I'll add a duplicate text element at each end

Yes, that's it. It needs an "invisible" item on each end, for the end item to fade into.