fading transition has an unwelcomed pause

Hi, I’m using the sequence timer with target show/hide layer for a slideshow. However between slides there is a long pause not a smooth transition. I’ve set the sequence timer for
2000. I’ve played around with the duration time of the slide/show layers with various times without much success.
Is there something I’m missing? Here’s the page…thanks before hand.
http://www.shybuckstudios.com/shybuckstudioscl.html


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The pause is directly related to the 2000 setting. In other words, it’s visible for 2000 and invisible for 2000. There is no setting for the transition.


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I was hoping this would not be the case. Is there no other way to avoid this pause? thanks chuckamuck


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Hi Shybuck,

Make sure that the Target Show/Hide Layer Action has Restore set to
Sticky. Looks like you have it set to Yes.

Regards,

Joe

On 1 Jul 2008, at 19:16, shybuckstudio wrote:

Hi, I’m using the sequence timer with target show/hide layer for a
slideshow. However between slides there is a long pause not a smooth
transition. I’ve set the sequence timer for
2000. I’ve played around with the duration time of the slide/show
layers with various times without much success.
Is there something I’m missing? Here’s the page…thanks before hand.
http://www.shybuckstudios.com/shybuckstudioscl.html


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Thanks Joe…you’re right…I guess I don’t fully understand the sticky setting…thanks Joe


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“Sticky” means that a target will stick around 'til another target of
the same group is triggered. “Yes” means that the target will be
replaced to its original state (so hidden in that case) and “No” means
that the image won’t be restored, eventually the topmost image in the
stack wold be the only one visible. “Toggle” means that the item will
toggle between on and off.

I hope this helps.

Joe

On 1 Jul 2008, at 20:59, shybuckstudio wrote:

Thanks Joe…you’re right…I guess I don’t fully understand the
sticky setting…thanks Joe


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