I am creating a new application which is going to run on a 24 inch screen. I have a window that is 1480x1200. This window has alot of controls and one large image. When I go to show this window I create the window off screen and then use an animation to slide the window into view from the right of the screen. The problem I am seeing is that the animation is not smooth and pauses in the middle of the animation. I am also changing the opacity of the window from 0 to 100. Is there any tips I can apply to improve the performance of this kind of animation. My system config is 3 gig system 2 megs of Ram and 512 video card.
How can I improve my animation performance
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How can I improve my animation performance
Richard Carmel
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Jllo,
I was just about to try something similar today. Would you mind posting the slide in and opacity bit of your code. Saves me re-inventing the wheel.
rune