[Mntz]

Not sure if this is since Eden but in the past I could make an image (in includes.xml) slide away with (and stay away for all windows in the visible tag):

<animation tween="quadratic" effect="slide" start="0,0" end="0,-960" time="2000">VisibleChange</animation>
<visible>!Window.IsActive(settings) + !Window.IsActive(appearancesettings)</visible>

When I use this now, the image just changes its visibility without the animation.
Am I doing something wrong?

[Hitcher]

What happens if you swap VisibleChange for Hidden?

[Mntz]

What happens if you swap VisibleChange for Hidden?

Does not seem to help, keeps changing the visibility without the animation.

/edit:
This is the entire control now:

<control type="image">
<width>1920</width>
<height>956</height>
<posx>0</posx>
<posy>0</posy>
<texture>globalb.png</texture>
<animation tween="quadratic" effect="slide" start="0,0" end="0,-960" time="2000">Hidden</animation>
<visible>!Window.IsActive(settings) + !Window.IsActive(appearancesettings)</visible>
</control>

[Hitcher]

Wait a minute, wont that make it be off the screen for all windows except settings & appearancesettings, then slide down (but never enough to be seen) and then disappear?

[`Black]

His control should display the image all the time expect if settings or appearance settings is active. Then it should slide up to y = -960px. But I think he has to do it like this:

Code:

<animation effect="slide" start="0,0" end="0,-960" time="2000" tween="quadratic" condition="[Window.IsActive(settings) | Window.IsActive(appearancesettings)] + !Window.Previous(settings) + !Window.Previous(appearancesettings)">WindowOpen</animation>
<animation effect="slide" start="0,0" end="0,-960" time="0" condition="[Window.IsActive(settings) | Window.IsActive(appearancesettings)] + [Window.Previous(settings) | Window.Previous(appearancesettings)]">WindowOpen</animation>
<animation effect="slide" start="0,-960" end="0,0" time="2000" tween="quadratic" condition="!Window.IsActive(settings) + !Window.IsActive(appearancesettings) + [Window.Previous(settings) | Window.Previous(appearancesettings)]">WindowOpen</animation>

And no visible tag. Problem is that visible/hidden animations don't trigger on window open.

[Mntz]

Thanks Black, that seems to work fine.

The only issue is that the image gets displayed between changing windows when there is an animation defined on WindowClose. A fade in my case. But disabling this animation for windows where the image should be hidden, is a good workaround. Thanks again!

[`Black]

Then add a fade to 0 to the window open animation with delay="2000" and it should work. If not, add a window close animation with either a slide to -960 or a fade to 0 with time 0 and the condition Window.IsActive(settings) | Window.IsActive(appearancesettings).

[Mntz]

Works like a charm