Hi Jim, Thank you for a very nice Christmas gift! Been struggeling with this for a while now. ..I was close but missed on this part; =Parent!HevSenk+67.64 Thank you again and have a Merry Christmas to you and your family. Merry Christmas also to all followers in this thread!! @jim said: You will have better luck working outside-in, or top-down. Put the onClick animation at the highest logical level, and pass the animation attribute down to any components that need it. Attributes can only be "seen" by direct parents or children, so if you have more levels of components that need access to the animation attribute, you need to reference the attribute at each level. ` Top-Level Component OnClick(animate("anim", 0, 100) anim: 0 Child-Component anim: =Parent!anim Child-of-Child-Component anim: =Parent!anim`

Hi, this is the closest dynamic component to the one I am trying to create, I need a window to first tilt inward by 10 degrees, and then close again, and then the next time you click, to then turn inward by 90 degrees... like this example, can this be done by clicking on the same part of the window? or does it involve creating parent and child elements and clicking on a different part of the model to get it to do one or the other... I don't really want to be able to turn and then whilst it's open, also be able to tilt ! so anyone know of an existing model out there? or help me to put one out there.. Cheers, Al

Wll, since I have had my nickname for ages now, I could not have recrated the whole proces but remembered somewhere I learnt it from Beryl, a SketchUp (and GE) TC.

Topic moved because it is not about a bug.

Thank you again DD. It works fine now I learned a lot from this. I am testing to make a menu system. I guess there will be problems if I wanted to implement another choice of depth of shelves and endwalls(Stige) into this model due to the holes..?