Filters and transitions

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Filters and transitions

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Hi,

I did not get the connection between the nice demo/code from microsoft and the milonic menu.

With version 3 we used a style e.g. "Wipe(duration=0.01,wipestyle=1,motion=forward)" to apply a filter and/or a transition.

What i have to do with version 5 to apply an filter/transition? Do i have to use the code from microsoft? Does the old way to apply a filter/transition from version 3 still working?

Are any examples available?

thank you

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Docs and Examples Available..., at http://milonic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2981, would be a good place to start. This version is very different from v3, and requires reading.
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Post by Martin »

I'm quite familiar with the version 5 in general.

I had a specific question to Filters and transitions.

I'm used to read the online manuals. I did not find any hint to use filters and transitions.

If anybody made any experience with Filters and transitions with version 5 and could help me, would be very nice.

thanks.

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Post by John »

Martin wrote:I had a specific question to Filters and transitions.

I'm used to read the online manuals. I did not find any hint to use filters and transitions.
Then I'm sorry, but you really didn't read. A click on almost any sample menu from the link I originally gave you, Horizontal Navigational Menu for instance, would have shown you the following in the menuStyle code displayed on that page...

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overfilter="Fade(duration=0.2);Alpha(opacity=90);Shadow(color='#777777', Direction=135, Strength=5)";
outfilter="randomdissolve(duration=0.3)";
A search on 'filter' brings up 43 references, many with explanations and examples.
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Ooops, i didn't use the search-feature. Without using it, it might bie difficult to find the info.

Thanks anyway :oops:
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