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    Choppy Animation - DC to complicated?

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Dynamic Components
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    • plot-parisP Offline
      plot-paris
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      I just made a Dynamic Component of a folding door, that opens/closes, when clicked. it can be scaled to fit any opening, without changing frame with and such (you can set these via the component options). in order to get this working, the code became rather complicated (for me anyway).

      and now, when I 'nudge' the component, the open/close animation doesn't run smoothly anymore. is it only my computer or is it because the DC got too complicated?

      (the attached file is the DC itself. so please don't open it directly, but place it into a scene)


      foldingDoor_4Panels_Frame.skp

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      • thomthomT Offline
        thomthom
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        Choppy here as well.

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