Nothing Constructor uno
Creates a new Nothing
Nothing Class
Allows you to artificially extend the timeline
All animations for a Trigger share a common timeline, which ends when the last animation has completed. In some rare cases, you may want to artificially extend the timeline. This can be done using Nothing. Logically, it is a blank animation with a set length, forcing the length of the timeline to be at least the duration of the Nothing.
Location
- Namespace
- Fuse.Animations
- Package
- Fuse.Animations 2.9.1
Interface of Nothing
Inherited from TrackAnimator
DelayBack : double ux
How long to wait, from the end of the backward timeline, before the animator starts changing the value.
Duration : double ux
For a continuous track: The duration of the change of the value.
DurationBack : double ux
For a continuous track: The duraciton of the change of the value in the backward timeline.
Easing : Easing ux
For a continuous track: This specifies the transition easing between a source and target value.
EasingBack : Easing ux
For a continuous track: This specified the easing for the backward timeline.
KeyframeInterpolation : KeyframeInterpolation ux
Specifies how the Keyframes are interpolated.
Keyframes : IList of Keyframe ux
Provider : ITrackProvider ux
Weight : double ux
Inherited from Animator
Delay : double ux
Mixer : IMixer uno
MixOp : MixOp ux
How to mix this animator when there are multiple conflicting animators affecting the target.