I’ve been using the excellent scripty fader for years.
I was looking to use a few of them on the one page and was wondering if it is possible to sequence the fading between them so that they don’t all fade the images at the same time.
A random sequence would be great but a timed sequence of fades would be great.
Is this achievable?
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There’s no way to delay the start of the effect, in order to offset one from another. But you could set the two to different intervals, which could give an interesting randomness to the page. Try setting one to two seconds and another to three, and see how that looks to you.
Walter
On Nov 23, 2012, at 9:41 AM, tonzodehoo wrote:
I’ve been using the excellent scripty fader for years.
I was looking to use a few of them on the one page and was wondering if it is possible to sequence the fading between them so that they don’t all fade the images at the same time.
A random sequence would be great but a timed sequence of fades would be great.Is this achievable?
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Hello Walter,
I’d tried this as a stop gap measure but it means some are open for longer. I shall spend a bit of time mucking around with timings and varying the content and see if I can create the effect I’m after.
Its actually a series of four scripty faders on the one page in a line.
I had the set up before using the fading slideshow action so I’ll see what I can work possibly between the two of the actions.
Thanks agian for your input and support.
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