private void StartAnimation(AnimationNodeBase animationNode)
{
// First stop current animation and ...
if (Camera1.AnimationController.IsAnimating)
{
Camera1.AnimationController.StopAnimation();
}
// NormalizeAngles normalizes the Heading, Attitude and Bank angles so that their values are between -180 and 180 (because normalizeTo180Degrees is true).
// For example, this methods converts 390 value into 30. This prevent animating 390 to 40 instead of 30 to 40.
Camera1.NormalizeAngles(normalizeTo180Degrees: true);
// ... clear any existing AnimationNodes
Camera1.AnimationController.AnimationNodes.Clear();
// Set animation speed with setting FramesPerSecond.
// Though this value does not have any effect on rendering, its default value is set to 60.
// But with setting the FramesPerSecond to 100, it is easier to define the FrameNumber values for KeyFrames,
// for example FrameNumber = 300 is at 3rd second; FrameNumber = 500 is at 5th second, etc.
Camera1.AnimationController.FramesPerSecond = 100;
Camera1.AnimationController.AutoRepeat = false;
Camera1.AnimationController.AutoReverse = false;
Camera1.AnimationController.AutoStopAnimation = true;
// Add the CameraAnimationNode to animation controller
Camera1.AnimationController.AnimationNodes.Add(animationNode);
// And start the animation
Camera1.AnimationController.StartAnimation();
}
private void StartAnimation(AnimationNodeBase animationNode)
{
// First stop current animation and ...
if (_animationController.IsAnimating)
{
_animationController.StopAnimation();
}
// NormalizeAngles normalizes the Heading, Attitude and Bank angles so that their values are between -180 and 180 (because normalizeTo180Degrees is true).
// For example, this methods converts 390 value into 30. This prevent animating 390 to 40 instead of 30 to 40.
Camera1.NormalizeAngles(normalizeTo180Degrees: true);
// ... clear any existing AnimationNodes
_animationController.AnimationNodes.Clear();
// Add the CameraAnimationNode to animation controller
_animationController.AnimationNodes.Add(animationNode);
// And start the animation
_animationController.StartAnimation();
// We can get details about the animation with calling GetDumpString method on AnimationController or any other animation related class.
// It is also possible to call Dump method in the Visual Studio immediate method. This will dump the details to the same window.
DumpTextBox.Text = _animationController.GetDumpString();
}
