Playing an animation
To play an animation, the functions on the AGAnimationUtils object can be used with the IAGAnimationPlayer interface. Also, by using the AGAnimationUtils object, you can stop, pause, and record animations. Animation playing honors the animation environment settings.
The following code example shows how to play animations:
[C#]
private void Play_Animation()
{
//Get the animation extension.
IAnimationExtension animExt;
animExt = GetAnimationExtension();
//Play the animation using the IAGAnimationPlayer interface.
IAGAnimationPlayer animPlayer;
animPlayer = new AGAnimationUtils();
animPlayer.PlayAnimation(animExt.AnimationTracks, animExt.AnimationEnvironment,
null);
}
[VB.NET]
Private Sub Play_Animation()
'Get the animation extension.
Dim animExt As IAnimationExtension
animExt = GetAnimationExtension()
'Play the animation using the IAGAnimationPlayer interface.
Dim animPlayer As IAGAnimationPlayer
animPlayer = New AGAnimationUtils
animPlayer.PlayAnimation(animExt.AnimationTracks, animExt.AnimationEnvironment, Nothing)
End Sub
See Also:
How to set the animation environmentDevelopment licensing | Deployment licensing |
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ArcGIS for Desktop Basic | ArcGIS for Desktop Basic |
ArcGIS for Desktop Standard | ArcGIS for Desktop Standard |
ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced | ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced |