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revPlayAnimation

Type

command

Summary

No longer supported and included for backwards compatibility only.

Syntax

revPlayAnimation <animationName> [, <startFrame> [, <endFrame>]]

Description

Use the revPlayAnimation command to display an animation that was created in the Animation Builder in older versions of LiveCode.

Animations were created using the Animation Builder, which was removed in LiveCode 2.5.

The animationName must be an animation that was created on the current card of the defaultStack.

To play a portion of the animation rather than the whole thing, specify a startFrame and endFrame specifying the part of the animation you want to play.

Important

The revPlayAnimation command is part of the Animation library. To ensure that the command works in a standalone application, you must include this custom library when you create your standalone. In the Inclusions pane of the Standalone Application Settings window, make sure the "Animation" library checkbox is checked.

Parameters

NameTypeDescription

animationName

An expression that evaluates to the name of an animation on the current card.

startFrame

Either a frame number or the name of a key frame. If no startFrame is specified, the animation starts with the first frame.

endFrame

Either a frame number or the name of a key frame. If no endFrame is specified, the animation continues to the last frame.

Examples

revPlayAnimation "FlyAroundTheScreen" -- play entire animation
revPlayAnimation myFirstAnim,20 -- start at frame 20
revPlayAnimation (the label of me),1,"End of Intro"

command: revStopAnimation

glossary: current card, main stack, handler, message, group, standalone application, Standalone Application Settings, command, application, LiveCode custom library

library: Animation library, library

message: startup, openBackground, preOpenStack, openStack, preOpenCard

property: defaultStack

Compatibility and Support

Introduced

LiveCode 1.0

Platforms

desktop

server

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