Topic awaiting preservation: Really spunky resource for animation here...

I just found this, it's not for DHTML but the math could be applied to animation in DHTML easily enough.

Really really helpful if you want to brush you on the math side of 2D and some 3D animation.
http://www.jmckell.com/

It explains severalconcepts of animating with programming really well and has lots of demos for us simple minded people who like diagrams. You'll need the Shockwave Plugin though.

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Good point, I'll post it there too. I just thought this would be good for people trying to do any kind of animation through programming and questions about that pop up here quite a bit (usually posted by me) of which the basic concepts are conered quite well in that site.

Nice. The concepts there can easily be used in any programming language, and understanding the lingo code is pretty easy as well..

Should mayebe add the link to the faq as well.. Didn't find any suiting place to put it, so I'll leave it someone else


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