[nonJon]

I have an animation that triggers when player progress reaches 100 percent. Would also like to trigger when track is skipped with keyboard shortcut up arrow.

Any ideas?

[jurialmunkey]

Would it work if you trigger the animation when progress == 0 instead? That would cover all scenarios of skipping a track.

[nonJon]

I have a control group (art, metadata, progress bar) that zooms/fades in at 0 and does the opposite at 100. When a track skip occurs metadata changes pretty much instantly but there's a ~300 ms delay before progress resets so you can see my problem. Looks nice when tracks are allowed to finish. Hiccups when they're skipped.

[ronie]

perhas a stringcompare on Player.Time()?

Code:

StringIsEqual(Player.Time(hh:mm:ss), 00:00:00)

[nonJon]

Same behavior using player time. I don't necessarily need track skip to exactly mimic an uninterrupted transition. In fact, when crossfade is active player progress never gets to 100 yet transitions still look smooth. Perhaps there's a way to work around this without detecting the event but I'm not competent enough with animation stuff to figure it out.

[nonJon]

Believe I've solved the puzzle. When skipping a track this becomes true for a split second:

Code:

String.IsEqual(MusicPlayer.Title,MusicPlayer.offset(-1).Title)

Combined with string compare on player time (thx @ronie) and some other tests... I think the redundant animation has been axed for good.

Thanks!