It does not correspond to any user ID in the web application and does not store any personally identifiable information. The cookie is used by cdn services like CloudFare to identify individual clients behind a shared IP address and apply security settings on a per-client basis. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. You can use as many actions as you like, they can be added in any order, and they can be stacked in any order in the interface, as long as you configure their progress fields so each one is active at a different point during scrolling. If it were set to start at, say, 0.4, it would be trying to control the animation at the same time as the first action, causing undesired results. What you should not do is have any action active at the same time as another.įor example, if your first action is active from 0 to 0.5, the second action should start no earlier than 0.5. To have your actions run in sequence you should alter their Progress field values accordingly.įor example, to change from one action to another half way through scrolling, the first action’s Progress fields should be set to 0 and 0.5, then the second action’s fields should be set to 0.5 and 1.

Rather, you want them to activate in sequence, one after the other. This is all good if you have just one action, but if you have multiple actions you don’t want them all trying to be active at the same time. When you first add an action its Progress fields will default to values of 0 and 1, meaning it will be active throughout the entire duration of scrolling.

You can add as many actions to your scroll interaction as you like, but the key to combining them successfully is how you configure their Progress fields. You will have noticed that in each description of how an action’s Frames settings work, we’ve stipulated that these are the effects when the action is active.Īnd the way you determine when an action is active is through its Progress fields. This sets which frame the animation will stop at when the action is active. In the case of the Seek action, the Frames fields control the range of frames the animation will advance or rewind through during scrolling, when the action is active.Īnd with the Stop action there is only one Frames field, the Action Start Frame. With these Frames settings, when the action is active, the animation will repeatedly loop through frames 45 to 60. The first field sets the Action Start Frame and the second field sets the Action End Frame.Īn example of how this might work is if you add a Loop action and set its Action Start Frame and Action End Frame to 45 and 60 respectively.

An action’s Frames fields represent which frames of the animation it should loop through, stop at or seek through.

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