I can get a color filled rectangle to fade using a timer using this below.
Fill = RGBA(6, 43, 87, 1- 'Fade In Logo'.Value /'Fade In Logo'.Duration)
This results in a rectangle over the logo fading completely to expose the logo.
But I am hoping to use the logo's Transparency as shown in the image to use the timer instead, so I can fade the logo onto the page instead of fading out a rectangle above it.
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Hey @Sacred_Totems,
To do Transparency, just use the number value, rather than the RGBA, as transparency is valued between 0 and 1.
Transparency:
1 - 'Fade In Logo'.Value /'Fade In Logo'.Duration
Cheers,
ManCat
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Hi @Sacred_Totems ,
You gave me an idea on this now - it is really only mathematics as below - I have used a button to start it
The Fill of the Rectangle is for a three second fade out is
RGBA(0,0,0, 1-Timer1.Value/3000)
For fade in, just remove the 1- from the start.
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You certainly understand the language more than I do. Thank you for trying to help me with this.
Your solution works great for a rectangle icon, but I need to fade an image too. Do you happen to have any ideas on how to get an image container to turn transparent. Whenever I try working with the Fill in an image, it turns the image completely black or makes it invisible. So I am thinking for image containers I will have to put a formula in Transparency instead.
Hi @Sacred_Totems ,
That was why my original suggestion on the other post was an animated GIF, however with a bit more lateral (probably warped) thinking you can do this
All I am doing here is putting the rectangle over the image with the settings
RGBA(255,255,255, 1-Timer1.Value/3000)
so it fades from white to transparent.
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@WarrenBelz I think you are right about the taking more time to think. I will keep trying different things till something works. Maybe standing on my head will help 🙃
Please look at the other post on this - it should all work for you.
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Hey @Sacred_Totems,
To do Transparency, just use the number value, rather than the RGBA, as transparency is valued between 0 and 1.
Transparency:
1 - 'Fade In Logo'.Value /'Fade In Logo'.Duration
Cheers,
ManCat
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I tried that first. I am thinking there is to be something before the 1 but I am not sure what it is.
If the image is set to become visible on three second duration Timer1, then the Fill on the rectangle over the top of it is
RGBA(255,255,255, 1-Timer1.Value/3000)
and it works as in the example below. Other than the above, what other Transparency setting are you referring to?
Also have you got the three image setup on the other post working?
Hey @Sacred_Totems
I just did a quick test of the transparency setting and it works on images:
// Fade Out
0 + (Timer1.Value/Timer1.Duration)
// Fade In
1 - (Timer1.Value/Timer1.Duration)
If yours is not working, could you give some more details? Is the timer running correctly?
Cheers,
Sancho
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