Panel animation movement

[Sawer]

@Matt_SF
Thanks.
That's what I'm consistently trying. The thing is that when I export the snippet, none of the code there appears. Don't know where I am mistaking.

[Sawer]

Don't know why it's not going up even by setting up the conditional statement.. There's the problem I think.

I tried also to use a while loop, without any positive outcome.

[Matt_SF]

@Sawer which version of HISE (develop) are you using ? IIRC there was a lookalike bug a few commits ago... Try to compile a more recent version to see if that solves your problem.

[Sawer]

@Matt_SF
This is the latest on probably. I got it a month ago or less probably

[Matt_SF]

@Sawer that's odd, because if you load the snippet I posted, the panel moves correctly when pressing a key. I simply moved the start/stop timer calls to the appropriate CB tabs.

[Sawer]

@Matt_SF
Uhm..
Does yours move backwards after reaching the final point?

[Matt_SF]

@Sawer I just got it to move but if you want to move it back and forth you have to create another variable which holds the direction of the panel and change the direction when the panel reaches the value you want.

Try this :

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[Sawer]

@Matt_SF Ok thanks.
Will try the snippet in a bit.

[Sawer]

@Matt_SF Man it works!!!
Will compare the code and give feedback on where I messed up. Thanks so much man!!

[Sawer]

@Matt_SF Hello man.
Thanks again for the snippet.
Trying to figure out how and why you got it right and what was missing on my side. I tried iterating through your code to understand it, but I'm still not getting it.

const var pnlAni = Content.getComponent("pnlAni");
const var Panel1 = Content.getComponent("Panel1");



pnlAni.setPosition(0, 0, 50, 50);


pnlAni.setTimerCallback(function()
{
	var posY = pnlAni.get("y");
	
	if (posY == 0)
		posY++;
	
	else if (posY == 177)
		posY--;
		
	pnlAni.setPosition(0,posY , 50, 50);
	this.repaint();
});

This is what I created based on your working snippet. It's not working and I'm not understanding why. Based on my logic, I think this code is right (which is totally not), and I want to understand why I think this is. What am I missing here?

[Lindon]

@Sawer look at your code:

if posY == 0 -- do something...
if posY == 177 do something...

So assuming posY == 0 the first time, what happens then? and what does posY ==?

[Sawer]

@Lindon It does nothing. Because is neither equal to 0 or 177. True, thanks..

[Lindon]

@Sawer said in Panel animation movement:

@Lindon It does nothing. Because is neither equal to 0 or 177. True, thanks..

correct so try this:

var summingValue = -1;

pnlAni.setTimerCallback(function()
{
	var posY = pnlAni.get("y");
	
	if (posY == 0)
		summingValue = 1;
	
	if (posY == 177)
		summingValue = -1;

        posY = posY + summingValue;


		
	pnlAni.setPosition(0,posY , 50, 50);
	this.repaint();
});

[Matt_SF]

@Lindon I would never have thought of doing it like this. Nice

[Sawer]

@Lindon Thanks so much for the explanation and the new code!