Tracy, Thanks much for the info. I did check out some of tink's effects
components (including some of those Papervision3D ones). All of which seem to
be custom effects, as opposed to subclass of a container component.
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There is
Another option, instead of sub classing, would be to use states in place
of a view stack. State changes allow you to implement transition
effects (parallel or sequence), directly to the desired children.
-TH
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wrote:
Tracy, Thanks
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