vb.net - How do I start animating applications in winforms? -

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i references or examples on how animate winform applications.

when click on button should transform group of objects small or big, move it's position, change color, etc. accept library answer.

i have used dot-net-transitions , have no issues far. contains 8 type of animations , allows animate controls them.

transitiontype_linear linear animation objects moving @ constant rate throughout transition.

transitiontype_acceleration starts transition @ 0 velocity , builds @ constant rate of acceleration @ full-speed end of transition.

transitiontype_deceleration starts transition @ full-speed , decelerates @ constant rate @ 0 velocity end of transition.

transitiontype_criticaldamping declerating transition, using exponentially decaying velocity. (for example) animating properties such needles on dials.

transitiontype_easeineaseout starts @ 0 velocity , accelerates until halfway through transition, decelerates 0 velocity end of transition.

transitiontype_bounce accelerates destination value halfway through transition , decelerates original value end. similar acclerating downwards gravity , bouncing against gravity.

transitiontype_throwandcatch counterpart of bounce transition above. decelerates destination value halfway through transition , acclerates original value end.

transitiontype_flash lets specify number of flashes , time each flash. each flash animates properties destination value , again using ease-in-ease-out transition.

they have decent documentation on how can implement features, can find @ http://code.google.com/p/dot-net-transitions/wiki/codingwithtransitions

also have .exe sample shows animations know expect.


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