I want to slide 2 covers left and right.
I would like to open and close via VAR Toolgle.
This movement should be even and not too fast.
I hope you understand what I mean. 
Maybe it would be possible to let the two covers get a little bigger during movement.
So that the optical impression is created that the covers “raise” during the movement, in the direction of the viewer.
I can not do much to help as I am on my Tablet .#VAR_1_TE# is very Intresting as it traps the time it was pressed .so you can do a interpAccel on that number to get a nice action and stop it at a certain dimension then of course do the same again to shut it .TE works on VAR INC not Toggle as you would imagine .You might need to use a VAR Toggle to instruct open or shut .
Thinking about it you can use TE on VAR1 and a %1 on VAR1 as well to Toggle open or shut .
What you have so far looks brilliant .
Não faço nem ideia mas é muito legal
X Positions, here using VAR_6, assumes closed as default:
Left:
$(#DNOW#-#VAR_6_T#)<1800?(160-300*(1-#VAR_6#)-(1-2*#VAR_6#)*(interpAccelDecel((#DNOW#-#VAR_6_T#),0,1800)*-300)):(160+#VAR_6#*-300)$
Right:
$(#DNOW#-#VAR_6_T#)<1800?(160+300*(1-#VAR_6#)-(1-2*#VAR_6#)*(interpAccelDecel((#DNOW#-#VAR_6_T#),0,1800)*300)):(160+#VAR_6#*300)$
sample (tap on TECH):
For the size, obviously you would have to manipulate height and width.
I would have to do some testing, but I think the formula above can be reused. The sizing would have to happen before the movement. So width and height would have the condition <1200 for example and the movement would have to have condition >1200 && <3000 for example.
No, not all credit on me. Took samples off Gauss and others, just modified the code to different speed.
That’s great.
You not only answer this question, but also a problem that I have been trying to solve for the last few days.
I haven’t been able to switch between the different modes at the touch of a button in the past few days.
The movement of the side panels is beautiful.
That’s how I imagined it.
I will test this extensively in the next few days.
Thanks very much
Stunning @tom.vannes. You may have embellished some formula shared, but you put together the the correct response. Yet another Bookmarked Topic. Thanks So Much.
Make sure you publish it here when done.
I’m curious to see it.
It’s a shame it has to be Premium so not many people will be able to sync it.
Yes, this is a pity.
but unfortunately there is no other way technically.
It could be run With the wake timer just shut after 3 seconds . People will just have to wait for another go . Not everyone is looking for a Chrono .
This a good idea to avoid Premium.
I’ve thought about that too.
Maybe I’ll do that as the second version.
Here you have a preview without color, with 3D effect and material.
Here is the code for opening up the “doors” upon wake:
X-positions, whereby last number is the starting point, or the position when the door is closed, and the 25 is the speed:
Left: (-(#DWE#*25)+112)
Right: ((#DWE#*25)+214)
sampler (open for inspection):
And here the opposite, closing the cover upon wake. I used the clamp function to make sure it stops where I want it to:
Top element y-position: (clamp(-20+(#DWE#*50),-20,80))
Bottom element y-position: (clamp(340-(#DWE#*50),240,340))
sample (open for inspection):
And if you want something funky, you could use the same for rotation.
Here a sample of my watch face with a lid opening up downwards, and the bottom dial is covered with 4 rotating elements, all using the rotation: (clamp((#DWE#*50),0,60))
Nice one Tom . This is becoming one of the Best Tutorials ever . PRE PRO I used accelerometerRawY() for a lot off interaction . But You wold have to dump the interpAccelDecel Stuff . I would be too complex . Let the user make the speed . accelerometerRawX() was a bit sticky before but it might be better now . ( Before WOS3 )
Linda essa corujinha…
Tem como tirar o fundo e ficar sĂł a coruja?
