That's really quite neat! Thanks for sharing. On Sunday, March 05, 2006, at 8:05 AM, Hector Vergara R. wrote: >i everybody! first at all, sorry about my poor english... > >i'm working in a little experiment about boucing objects using >Effect.Move implementation and a couple Effect.Transitions' > >but... i was stuck in the way how Effect.Move works. I need to move a >object in two dimensions: X and Y, but in different times.... > >Effect.Parallel not work for me, because meanwhile the object moves in >X direction (with linear transition), i need to move in Y direction >upside up and upside down with a couple of exponential transitions. > >that's because, my Effect.Move implementation is here: (and not change >Effect.Move original behaviour) >http://www.aardvark.cl/balldemo/effect.move.js > >the experiment is here (bouncing ball): http://www.aardvark.cl/balldemo/ >(is just a experiment, don't expect perfect code :-) > >bye! >_______________________________________________ >Rails-spinoffs mailing list >Rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org >http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-spinoffs
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