For this video I wanted to take a look a quick intro look at the easing functions in states within Blend. The icon view of the multiple presets in the in, out, and in&out may not be at first glance intuitive, hopefully after this video you might be able to anticipate the results from you choice a little bit better.
As always please let me know if you have any feedback.
Thanks,
J.
Jesse Graupmann artefactgroup.com
Nice Video!
There is also another way to easily add easing in the code behind. Check out Artefact Animator – http://artefactanimator.codeplex.com/. It doesn’t use storyboards but it gives you a simple syntax that mimics Tweener for Flash. It also uses the same code for the Silverlight and WPF version.
For Example:
ArtefactAnimator.AddEase (element, Canvas.LeftProperty, 250, .7, AnimationTransitions.CubicEaseOut, 0);