Preserved Topic: Animation Effects (Page 1 of 1)

Been fooling with some animation effects, thought a few of you may enjoy these
http://dhtmlnirvana.com/test/animatetest.htm

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sure ill leave it up for a few days as i am gathering bug reports and need to tweak the speeds for win 2000. Not sure why it wouldnt work in IE5.5 though.

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InI, all pages hosted on @Home have been removed, since @Home has been shut down...

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I see it just fine Windows XP/IE6

Hi,
I know I am fairly new to these forums. I have posted a few things but I have been doing DHTML animation for some time now and I notice the people here certainly do things different so I thought I would ask a couple of questions.

1)psych3 - in your demo page you have animationSetup. One of the parameters is "delay". In the code I saw you set this to '10' for the demo's. Im my mind 1000/10 = 100. This means you are trying to execute the animation at 100 Frames Per Second? (I have a P1000 running windows ME and the animations seem to run really fast)


2)Is it really neccessary to implement double buffering using javascript when (as of JavaScript 1.2) there is the window.offscreenBuffering property?



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Wow,
I just spent some time analysing your code. That is some cool coding. I learned something new

dataArray[i] = {attribute1:attr1,attribute2:attr2};

I never knew you could initialse a data element to an object in this way. Efficient! I always used a constructor. (well used to use a constructor )

I also notice you use something like this

this["left"] = value;
this["top"] = value;
Just wondering if there is any reason?
( Is it faster than
this.left = value;
this.top = value; )