Horzontal Page Transition Animation: “Bulldoze” with page loop
Horzontal Page Transition Animation: “Bulldoze” with page loop
For a video look here: https://plus.google.com/115366157037831519359/posts/N4vKniRC4pe
– Set Script 1 in positionchanged event of your container
– Set Script 2 somewhere easy accessible (create a shortcut/tick show in lightning menu)
– enable “snap to pages”
– don’t use items over page bounds, this would look stupid.
– zooming may break the animation.
How to use:
Enable the effect: Run script 2.
Edit screen: – Run script 2 (disables animation)
– edit as much as you want (add items, move items, remove items.)
– run script 2 again.
Please report all bugs!
And give feedback
Update 30.3.
– improve reliability
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Wow.
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That’s why I need the mentioned events. It’s just annoying always disable and enable animation manually.
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With a lot of icons this script doesn’t run smooth anymore. Someone knows how to improve runtime?
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Specifying my question:
– is JSON.parse a heavy operation?
– is LL.g(/s)etScripttag a heavy operation?
– is getScaleX as heavy as setScale?
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Could you share the desktop please ? I will run a profiler session to get accurate results.
Everything in Javascript is heavy, but operations dealing with items modification and subsequent redraws are heavier than the script execution itself. I believe that most of the time is taken in bindings.
JSON.parse is expensive (stringify too).
LL.setScripttag is rather expensive because data are persisted immediately. This could be improved by deferring file write if needed. getScriptTag is cheap because the tag data is kept into memory.
getScale is rather cheap too, although it involves some maths.
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Updated.
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