Play the symbol of a trigger

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• get the symbol to read the symbol animation

  I create an interactive project. I try to get a symbol to read an animation which, within a symbol. Does anyone know what script should I use.

  I tried:

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("frame1").play ("rev");

  This does not work, and now I'm stuck. I want pretty much the symbol/button to trigger an animation that is in the symbol which will be a transition to the next page.

  I can load the files if it can help let me know.

  IM using Edge animate 2015

  Thank you

  OK, move the paperplane2 above the badge symbol, in order to be first, so you can click on the plane.

  then click on replace by:

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("frame1").play ("rev");

  Also, I guess the trigger under the rev you want to stop, so change to sym.stop ();

  and move little before that the rev label, otherwise you will need two clicks to be able to play.

• To access the symbols parolees disable FPGA of host machine

  Hello

  Is there a way to programmatically access the conditional FPGA disable the host machine symbols? I would like to have a host VI who could know if, for example, the bitfile FPGA has been compiled with ENABLE_AO or not.

  solarsd wrote:

  Thanks for the tip. I was about to resort to something like that, but I thought that it would be uneconomic in terms of FPGA resources, I didn't know that it was minimal. Furthermore, you happen to know more in detail how something as in the pobrepablo1 example (btw, thanks for the illustration) would be completed in the material? What is the cost of a Panel control before FPGA? I was getting the impression that this is important - in one case, I could only include the VI my FPGA by changing some controls in the constants.

  You can get an idea of the use of the resources of statistical resources on the use of FPGAS screws. For example, I chose an FPGA random ones listed, and the table indicates that a Boolean or indicator control uses 3 flip-flops and 3 lookup tables, which is almost nothing. A constant uses resources from 0 (no logic). If your conditional constant disable can have more than 2 values, an 8-bit value is not much more expensive. If you have more than 256 possible values for a conditional disable, you're probably something wrong of course, I would not recommend using a string as in the example of pobrepablo, because it would be very expensive. That's as much detail as I can provide.

  solarsd wrote:

  I find such behavior of weird symbol be honest. I realize that these symbols are gone after compiling, but everything is managed in a LabView project, if the symbols must be available throughout. I think changing the symbol value will trigger a recompilation of bitfile FPGA anyway, so the 'source' and the binary files are synchronized. The FPGA "bitfile", as I see it, must have a code of host interacting with the driver card hardware FPGA, i.e. where the State of these symbols must be exposed to the user in my opinion. Just trying to understand the logic behind this.

  You can configure LabVIEW to open a bitfile on FPGA directly, without the VI used to compile. In this situation the VI and bitfile are not synchronized, and the bitfile could have been gathered in a different project with a completely different set of symbols parolees disable. The only way to guarantee that the bitfile is compiled with the right settings is an indicator on the front panel. You can take a look at the bitfile, it is just XML, and it doesn't even include the version of LabVIEW, used for the compilation. You can use a bitfile to a version with one crowd on the other, as long as the bitfile format has not changed. Disable conditional symbols are removed before the VI (in the intermediate form) is given in the Xilinx tools that actually create the bitfile. NEITHER could add more information, such as the value of the disable conditional, to the bitfile XML symbols, but there should be enough demand for them to do and they would then also need to add a mechanism to access this information. I could be wrong, but I don't know that enough people would find useful to a value of this change, when it is so easy to add an element of façade. Still, you could post on the Exchange of ideas FPGA and see if there is interest.

• How to play child symbol in dashboard animate

  I try to get the childSymbols to play in my project.

  The item is created when you press a button in the menu.

  var s = sym.getComposition () .getStage () .createChildSymbol ("overblik", "overblik");

  Title = "Virksomhedskultur" var

  	s.$("Overblik").html (title);
  	s.$('bg'). CSS({"background-color":"#F6861E"});)
  	s.getSymbolElement () .css ({"location": "fixed",});

  I tried s.play (); and sym.getchildSymbol,

  and many other ways, but I can't seem to make it work. Does anyone know, how to play the symbol of the child?

  Perhaps by asigning a sort of name to the symbol?

  When you create a symbol, I want the timeline to play on all childSymbols,

  moving slightly, to create an effect of the themes being stacked. Just like beneath the box "virksomhedskultur".

  Dropbox - systime

  http://torbenvf.dk/ledelsehelehistorien/web2/Grafiskprototype2.html

  I opened to all ideas...

  Hello

  The way I handle things when I dynamically create symbols is the assignment IDs or classes to symbols. If you assign an ID, you will need to refer to the symbol with a # in front of the name tag:

  example:

  var container = sym.$('container');

  El var = sym.createChildSymbol ('question', container);

  el.getSymbolElement () .attr ("id", "newEl" + i);

  Then you refer to the newly created symbol above which are created using json with the tag #:

  In this case, I'm animating the symbol and change a picture inside the symbols:

  sym.getSymbol ("newEl#" + i).$('image').animate ({opacity:0.00}, 500);

  sym.getSymbol("#newEl"_+_i).$('image').css ({'background-image':'url ("images /'+ image data [i] +".jpg") ',' background-repeat': 'no-repeat'}).animate({opacity:1.00},500);

  Basically, what you need to know is the scope of the symbol and what it does using getSymbol to play symbol and the $ to change the css properties.

  Hope it makes sense.

• How can I play an animation in reverse only if the symbol that contains the animation is visible? If the symbol is not visible have the trigger is no longer target this symbol?

  Hello

  I have a button made two functions at the same time. He plays animation a symbol upside down (to hide) and she slides an element. the animation of symbols is triggered by another button (which is irrelevant). So my problem is that if the animation has been triggered, first that when the button is pressed the animation plays in the sense opposite, the symbol is hidden and everything is fine, but if a helping hand as the button before the animation starts to blink in the opposite direction. SO, how can I learn to play the opposite during the animation of the symbol has run. I know that it is an if / else statement but I have no idea how to do it.

  THX

  This is a close case of your question:

  If () sym.getSymbol("Symbol1").$("Text"). is (': visible ') ( ) { () sym.getSymbol("Symbol1").playReverse;} }

  else { } sym.getSymbol("Symbol1").play (); }

  Demonstration ==> isVisible.zip - Box files

• Animate edge playing all the symbols on replay?

  Hi, I'm at the end of my mind here - I've created a basic using edge Animate CC 2014.0.1 animation, featuring groups of symbols that have a stop triggers at the beginning of the animation and are then played at the right time. It works very well - the first time through. However, I added a button 'replay' loops back up to a point at the beginning of the animation (but not at beginning) and playback, all the display symbols their state final from the beginning (even if I them had melted to 0 before the outbreak of the loop), until they play again. This seems to happen if I loop at the beginning or at another point.

  If this sounds familiar, it's because I asked a similar question a few months ago (about symbols automatic playback), but this time no amount of tweaking or trigger pushing doesn't seem to clear them. Any thoughts? Composition is attached.

  http://iancareyjazz.com/documents/symbol_problem.zip

  Any ideas are appreciated!

  Ok. I corrected your file:

  1. put all the symbol with autoplay off
  2. has off stop() all at the beginning of all symbols
  3. reset all symbols to 0 on the start_button
  4. added play() for the symbol of diversity on the Start button

  I hope this helps.

  https://app.box.com/s/4f46r5k7bi6fnmbqehzx

• Chrome, playing all the symbols at once despite triggers "stop"?

  Hi everyone, I'm working on an animation (edge animate CC 2014) where several sets of events are grouped in the symbols - everyone has a trigger 'stop' to 0:00, then a 'game' trigger at the right time. It works fine in Firefox and Safari, but Chrome plays all symbols at the same time since the beginning (leading to a complete mess). If someone has had this problem, and is there solutions short of getting rid of symbols and paste their content to the main timeline (resulting in a HUGE and unmanageable list of actions)?

  Here is the animation: Untitled

  Thank you!

  If you move the trigger timeline just a little to the right, it works. See capture.

  

  HTH

  Darrell

• How to: symbol to play the scene?

  Hello

  I want to click on a < div > tag in a symbol and that should trigger the scene to play.

  The event is no problem, but when I write "sym.play(1000) ();", in my symbol it only starts the animation of the symbol

  but I want that this symbol reading of the animation on the stage.

  How can I do this?

  Thanks in advance OnlyOne

  From a symbol, use

  sym.getComposition () .getStage () .play ();

  to play the main timeline.

• How to have the symbols to play at random intervals?

  Hi all

  I tried to create an a 'whack' game in edge Mole animate and I was wondering if there was a way to have the "hamsters" pop up at random intervals?

  So far, my script looks like:

  sym.setVariable ("score", 0);

  var score = sym.getVariable ("score");

  SYM.$("score").html (score);

  {sym.getSymbol("Hole_1").$("Hamster").click (function ()}

  var score = sym.getVariable ("score");

  sym.setVariable ("score", notes + 5);

  SYM. $("score") .html (score + 5);

  sym.getSymbol("Hole_1").play ("cured");

  });

  As I have a symbol called hole which has a hamster that pop ups, when you click the hamster, he plays the "healed" animation and adds 5 points to the score.

  Thank you!

  Here's how I'd show a different interval.

  function doSomething() {}

  var num = Math.floor ((Math.random () * 300));

  var num2 = Math.floor ((Math.random () * 200));

  .CSS ({$("Symbol_1") sym.

  "the left": num,.

  'top': num2

  });

  }

  (function loop() {}

  RAND var = Math.round (Math.random () * (300)) + 500;

  {setTimeout (function ()}

  doSomething();

  Loop();

  (}, rand);

  }());

• play a symbol after the other

  In my Composition here sometimes I have to play a single symbol. In some cases, there are two sequential game for example the symbol has a time symbol B. He must look like an animation. Is there an easy way to call?

  Thank you
  Alexander

  Awsome I did a quick prototype and it worked for me! Here's what I did:

  first ensure that A, B, C, D, E, F symbols all have the stop() to 0:00

  I did an event called compositionready (you can find it by clicking on the upper right corner {} "open stock" in the properties panel when you select the scene) then, I entered the following code

  var randomNum = Math.floor ((Math.random () * 3) + 1);

  If (randomNum == 1) {}

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("A").play ();

  }

  ElseIf (randomNum == 2) {}

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("B").play ();

  }

  else {}

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("C").play ();

  }

  then I went in the symbols A, B and C and created the events of "complerte" (found on the top of the page () left in the timeline panel) for each of them and entered the following code

  var randomNum = Math.floor ((Math.random () * 3) + 1);

  If (randomNum == 1) {}

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("D").play ();

  as I said in the post only three you could use sym.getParentSymbol ().getSymbol("D").play ();

  }

  ElseIf (randomNum == 2) {}

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("E").play ();

  as I said in the post only three you could use sym.getParentSymbol ().getSymbol("E").play ();

  }

  else {}

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("F").play ();

  as I said in the post only three you could use sym.getParentSymbol ().getSymbol("F").play ();

  }

  This would call for a random symbol A, B or C once the composition, then when one of these finished it would be to randomly choose D, E or F
  Made this seanse to all and that's what you're looking for?

• Play random symbols when you click on the button

  First of all, I apologize for not be able to use answers that have already been presented in response to questions similar to this, but none of the positions I have pored over seem to cover what I'm after (unless it's a matter of my failure understand the concept... which may well be the case! Haha!)

  Anyway, I have a dozen of symbols animated on stage and I would like a chance to play each time users click on a button.

  Advice, or guidance to any Tuts out there, are very welcome.

  Cheers in advance

  Frannie x

  Here's something a little more concise that can help or otherwise be of interest:

  var childSymbols = sym.getChildSymbols ();

  var r = Math.floor ((Math.random () * 4));

  childSymbols [r] .play ();

  Add this code to your click handler. Only minor changes are needed if the instances of the button and the symbol are not at the same level of symbol.

  HTH,

  Joe

• How to play a symbol on the main timeline timeline

  Ive created a box, turned into a symbol called box,

  Inside the box, I have a left to right of animation with AutoPlay disabled.

  I went back to the main scene, click on the box, action, added click here to play, but it does nothing.

  How to play the sequence of symbols?

  In, click handler for the use of the symbol

  sym.getComposition () .getStage ().getSymbol("__nameofsymbol__").play();

  or

  sym.getSymbol("__nameofsymbol__").play();

  Replace the italics by the literal of the symbol name as it appears in the components Panel.

  A few details of the API are here (http://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/edgeanimate/api/current/index.html) in the section work with symbols .

  Darrell

• Show/hide the problem and playing of the symbols

  Hello.

  I have a problem with the instructions Show/Hide and play - my problem here:

  I have 4 buttons (symbols) in the stadium: "sectionOption1a_Btn", "sectionOption1b_Btn", "sectionOption1c_Btn" and "sectionOption1d_Btn".

  I also, what I call, 4 'options': 'Option1a', 'Option1b', 'Option1c', 'Option1d'.

  Each of these symbols of 'Options1X' have a 'melted' and 'melted' animation - 0 ms and ms 2000, respectively (within them).

  Each button runs each own option:

  "" 'sectionOption1a_Btn' ' CLICK ' symbol 'Option1a' tracks

  "" 'sectionOption1b_Btn' ' CLICK ' symbol 'Option1b' tracks

  "" 'sectionOption1c_Btn' ' CLICK ' symbol 'Option1c' tracks

  "" 'sectionOption1d_Btn' ' CLICK ' symbol 'Option1d' tracks

  All "Options1X" are hidden, except one that is active.

  The problem:

  Let's say I have "Option1c" active and I want to go to the "Option1a". So, I click on "sectionOption1a_Btn". When I do this, I want the "Option1c" to run is "bland out' (inside himself, to 2000 ms) and then run " Option1a" 0 ms - it is own"fade"while keeping all the other "Options1X" hidden, of course."»
  

  I hope that I didn t more complicated my explanation.

  Here´s a schema:

  

  Thanx.

  Hi there, you can implement such a feature in 2 tracking variables. YER essentially saying 'currentOption' to unfold on click of a button and the definition of the "requestOption" according to the click button. At the end of the coast anim current outro, yer by calling the 'playRequest' function to play the requested side.

  Put this question to the stage.compositionReady event:

  var currentOption = null; / / a, b, c and d

  var requestOption;

  called by the event of timeline.complete at the end of each Option

  sym.playRequest = function() {}

  sym.getSymbol("Option1"+requestOption).play ("is");

  currentOption = requestOption;

  }

  called when the button is clicked

  sym.btnClick = function (request) {}

  requestOption = request;

  {if (currentOption)}

  sym.getSymbol("Option1"+currentOption).play ("fadeOut");

  } else {}

  sym.playRequest ();

  }

  }

  Put this on a button click:

  sym.getComposition () .getStage () .btnClick ("a"); / / or b, c and d for each button

  Put this question to the event timeline.complete of each Option symbol:

  sym.getComposition () .getStage () .playRequest ();

• playReverse the symbol that has nested symbols in order

  Dropbox - AE - TEST 3

  Hello

  Having a problem with the playReverse method. Basically, I would like to know if you can playReverse a symbol animation that nested symbol/animations?

  Above dropbox link is the project file.

  In the attached draft 3 Test, I have symbol called "animation-4-master. In this context there is 2 symbols, 'animation-4-start' and "animation-4" which play in sequential order."

  In the project, I have two theses keys 'BEFORE' and 'Backward'.

  What should happen is when you press the next button, the symbol/animation parent plays forward, play animations nested in the order, that is fine.

  When I do the opposite which is playReverse, the parent timeline goes to the end where it should, but then only plays the 2nd animation (animation-4) and he plays forward, not even back. The first nested animation (animation-4-start) do not even get played.

  I have inserted console.log markers to indicate points of 3 position both forward and reverse, so here goes, how do you know what makes the timeline.

  I can easily play each animation nested by itself since the reverse button, but I want to play the animation parent, in order to play the two animations embedded in the reverse order.

  There is no trigger that move to the position of the playhead, they produce just console.logs to try to solve this problem.

  Any help would be great.

  Mick

  Another version: display timelines.zip - Box

  I've posted all of the timelines. You have four maturities.

• Need help with the symbol 'start '.

  I created an animation symbol to illustrate the continuous flow of balls along a path.

  The element is called Ellipse and repeat at the end of the timeline by sym.play(1000) (0); (see first attachment)

  Ellipse is part of a named symbol S1, which is repeated 3 times with a STOP in time 0.0 and the offbeat GAME.5 second. (see second attachment)

  S1 is part of a symbol named AH. (see third attachment)

  I created a button with an action that triggers F - IN on the timeline, which produces a sequence of fadein. The action is simply: sym.play("F-IN");

  My question is: how to make the animation symbol AH 'start' of the first ball when the trigger is activated (button)? When the action is triggered the animation AH already plays.  I tried sym.getSymbol("AH").stop (setting); in creationComplete for the scene, but the result is that the animation is already playing when the trigger is activated, and all four balls are moving in unison (it looks like a ball...).

  Not sure if I'm using all the right words - a little back to the present. Please let me know what other information I provide. I use EA CC 2015 on Windows 10.

  Thank you

  

  Pittsburgh_joe,

  I think that I finally thought to it. I had to modify the symbol AH and S1 and set 'Autoplay' to 'off '. Then I had to issue a sym.getSymbol("AH").play (0); to start the animation when the F - IN action has been triggered. Once the animation is played I could just fade in and out.

  Turns out that I was also going through my stop() action that I put in 1 sec on the timeline to 0. A lot of trial an error... but it seems to work ok now.

  Here is a LINK to a video that explains what I was trying to actually do.

  Thanks again for your help!