Let's say I've got an animation that's sitting at 0 percent of a curve, and I want it to move back 25% (that is, back to what would be 75% of the curve if I was moving forwards), but in reverse. Is this possible? Is there another, better way to do it? I am stumped.
I can't just send it to -25% as this generates some really weird values and it ends up offscreen.
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Hi,
Let's say I've got an animation that's sitting at 0 percent of a curve, and I want it to move back 25% (that is, back to what would be 75% of the curve if I was moving forwards), but in reverse. Is this possible? Is there another, better way to do it? I am stumped.
I can't just send it to -25% as this generates some really weird values and it ends up offscreen.
you can use the animate methode
IAnimatable instance.animate(100,75);
Best,
Alex
How stupid of me! Of course that works!
Thanks very much for pointing this out.